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New York City health officials confirmed that the Legionnaires' disease outbreak on the Upper East Side has reached 14 cases. The outbreak is under investigation, with cooling towers being tested as a potential source. Residents are advised to monitor for flu-like symptoms and can safely use tap water and air conditioning.
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New York City health officials confirmed that the Legionnaires' disease outbreak on the Upper East Side has reached 14 cases. The outbreak is under investigation, with cooling towers being tested as a potential source. Residents are advised to monitor for flu-like symptoms and can safely use tap water and air conditioning.
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