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Austin’s summer is bringing more than just heat—it’s packing a medical punch. Doctors are seeing a surge in stomach bugs, with many cases likely caused by common summer viruses rather than the feared cyclospora parasite. With temps soaring into the 90s and even hitting 100, heat-related illnesses are on the rise—especially for kids, seniors, and those with health conditions. Bike and scooter injuries, often from lack of helmets, are climbing, alongside swimmer’s ear and skin infections sparked by mosquito bites. As school starts with band camp and sports, expect more respiratory infections and strep throat—and maybe even a small COVID-19 bump. Stay hydrated, wear protection, and watch for signs of heat exhaustion to stay safe this season.

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