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2026 World Cup Health Risks: Heat, Disease, and Vulnerable Fans

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The 2026 FIFA World Cup, set to begin June 11 in Mexico City and conclude July 19 in New Jersey, will involve 48 teams playing 104 games across Canada, Mexico, and the United States. Emergency physicians are highlighting health risks associated with mass gatherings, particularly heat illness and infectious disease transmission. Fans are advised to be aware of heat stroke symptoms, the dehydrating effects of alcohol, and to stay updated on vaccinations like MMR, flu, and COVID-19. AI

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2026 World Cup Health Risks: Heat, Disease, and Vulnerable Fans

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