Sick at 30,000 feet: Mapping the germs on airplanes, and how to avoid them - The Advisory Board Daily Briefing

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Sick at 30,000 feet: Mapping the germs on airplanes, and how to avoid them - The Advisory Board Daily Briefing

Airplane passengers have up to a 20% higher chance of catching a cold or the flu en route, according to the Wall Street Journal, which identifies the biggest risks to travelers' health.

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Sick at 30,000 feet: Mapping the germs on airplanes, and how to avoid them - The Advisory Board Daily Briefing

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