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He was never imprisoned or homeless and did never travel abroad. A 35-year-old veteran presented at our clinic with insidious dyspnea on exertion, nonspecific chest pain, and intermittent rash. The patient reported the development of dyspnea over 6 to 8weeks. He had been physically active before this time but had since developed dyspnea after walking 30 to 61m (100 to 200 ft) or with any more strenuous physical exertion. He described a nonproductive cough, with bilateral nonspecific chest pain that was worse with exertion. In additio
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