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A 65-year-old patient reports a new, severe headache that began suddenly this morning. They also mention experiencing a stiff neck, a high fever, and confusion. Based on this combination of symptoms, what is the most likely characteristic of this patient's headache?
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A 65-year-old patient reports a new, severe headache that began suddenly this morning. They also mention experiencing a stiff neck, a high fever, and confusion. Based on this combination of symptoms, what is the most likely characteristic of this patient's headache?
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