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The document provides advice for common health problems such as sore throats, fevers, and toothaches. It lists symptoms like sore eyes and stress that one should be familiar with. The document then gives recommendations for dealing with colds, such as getting rest, taking vitamin C, and using cold medicine. It also provides a matching activity between common health issues and recommended treatments.
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