The 15 Most Common Infectious Diseases

In 2016, infectious diseases sent Americans to the doctor more than 15 million times.

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FEATURED The 15 Most Common Infectious Diseases In 2016, infectious diseases sent Americans to the doctor more than 15 million times. That's a lot of trouble for organisms you can't see but can catch through something as simple as a sneeze. READ MORE

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