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Altitude Sickness Kills Fourth Climber on Mount Everest In Four Days; What Are Its Causes and Symptoms?
Within four days, four hikers have died on Mount Everest, two reportedly of altitude sickness. Also called acute mountain sickness, this is common among hikers trying to scale the world's highest peak.
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