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catch mumps
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If someone catches mumps, it is often seen as unfortunate and may lead to social isolation due to fear of spreading the disease.
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catch mumps
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In some East Asian cultures, there may be a stigma associated with catching mumps due to concerns about appearance and social interactions.
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catch mumps
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In Japan, it is common for children to wear face masks when they have mumps to prevent spreading the disease to others.
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catching mumps
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Japan
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There is a strong emphasis on vaccination against mumps, and catching it is relatively uncommon
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catching mumps
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Japan
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Considered a serious disease that requires caution and isolation to prevent its spread
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catching mumps
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Japan
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Catching mumps is a concern for parents due to the potential for complications such as deafness and inflammation of the testicles in males.
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catching mumps
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Japan
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Catching mumps is less of a concern, and vaccinations might not be as commonly administered compared to Western countries.
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8
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catching mumps
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Japan
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Catching mumps is a serious concern due to the risk of infertility, and there is a strong emphasis on prevention and public health measures.
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9
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mumps
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Japan
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Mumps is associated with adult men and can lead to infertility or sterility
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mumps
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Japan
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Traditional herbal remedies and dietary adjustments may be used as part of the treatment for mumps.
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mumps
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Japan
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Mumps is commonly associated with the traditional practice of 'hanami' or cherry blossom viewing parties.
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mumps
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Japan
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Mumps is considered a common childhood illness, and there is less emphasis on routine vaccination against it.
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mumps
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Japan
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Mumps outbreaks are less common due to high vaccination rates and strong public health awareness.
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