Rise in flu cases spurs alternative treatments
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Flu cases are spiking in Western Pennsylvania and hospitals are dealing with increased patient traffic.
Some people have tried to fight the flu by turning to alternative practices. While most homeopathic remedies are ineffective, there are some practices that can shorten your sick time, experts say.
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