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family cluster

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family cluster
Epidemiology A grouping of disorders found in ≥ 2 members of a family
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Jesmond is popular with those moving here from elsewhere - the leafy suburb has historically been popular with both students and young professionals, but more recently a number of family cluster areas have sprung up.
Pleasant suburb is home to every kind of people; Keeping an eye on ... by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
Family cluster 4 involved 5 persons: a neonate, a sibling, both parents, and the maternal grandmother.
Methicillin-susceptible Staphylococcus aureus in skin and soft tissue ... by Tinelli, Marco; Monaco, Monica; Vimercati, Maurizio; Ceraminiello, Antonio; Pantosti, Annalisa / Emerging Infectious Diseases
We are particularly finding that places like Jesmond are popular with those moving here from elsewhere - the leafy suburb has historically been popular with both students and young professionals, but more recently a number of family cluster areas have sprung up.
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