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Vaasa Is Investigating Whether Parents Could Photograph Their Child's Eardrums Themselves

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The aim of the ongoing study is to reduce unnecessary doctor visits due to suspected sudden ear infections.

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Vaasa Is Investigating Whether Parents Could Photograph Their Child's Eardrums Themselves

The aim of the ongoing study is to reduce unnecessary doctor visits due to suspected sudden ear infections.

1 day ago·Helsinki, Finland

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yle broke the news in Helsinki, Finland 1 day ago on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.

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