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No, you should not use hydrogen peroxide on wounds

No, you should not use hydrogen peroxide on wounds

No, you should not use hydrogen peroxide on wounds

Health experts warn against using hydrogen peroxide to treat or clean minor scrapes or cuts because it can irritate the skin and kill healthy cells within the wound.

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No, you should not use hydrogen peroxide on wounds

Health experts warn against using hydrogen peroxide to treat or clean minor scrapes or cuts because it can irritate the skin and kill healthy cells within the wound.
Yes, some people can have more than one valid U.S. passport

Government officials and some U.S. citizens with regular passports can have more than one valid passport under certain circumstances.