Humans Can Have False "Symptoms", So Pay Attention To Who They Are You can't rely on symptoms being a clear sign for either Visitors or humans, and paying attention to the characters and their backstories can help identify whether what you are seeing is truly a Visitor symptom or not
Curt Furberg, professor of Public Health Sciences at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center
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Discussion Damage to airway epithelium caused by cigarette smoking, environmental pollutants, and pathogenic infections, amongst others, is associated with cilia loss and inflammation in the airway epithelium [20,21,22,23]
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