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If a health care provider has a contraindication or is at a high risk for infection, should they care for patients infected with smallpox?

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If a health care provider has a contraindication or is at a high risk for infection, should they care for patients infected with smallpox?

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Ideally, these providers should not be in the vicinity of the patient or performing any patient care.

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