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How to Lessen Antibiotic Prescription Rate for Lower Respiratory Tract Infections

Paul S. Mueller, FACP. FACP.

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Lower respiratory tract infections — acute bronchitis and pneumonia — are a common reason for patients to see their clinicians. Patients with

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Lower respiratory tract infections — acute bronchitis and pneumonia — are a common reason for patients to see their clinicians. Patients with

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Lower respiratory tract infections — acute bronchitis and pneumonia — are a common reason for patients to see their clinicians. Patients with

Key concepts: Medicine, Antibiotics, Respiratory tract infections, Medical prescription, Intensive care medicine, Respiratory tract, Respiratory system, Internal medicine

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