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Limiting Antibiotic Prescriptions for Respiratory-Tract Symptoms

Keith I. Marton

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Many primary care physicians prescribe antibiotics for patients with respiratory-tract symptoms even when no evidence-based indications exist. In a

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Many primary care physicians prescribe antibiotics for patients with respiratory-tract symptoms even when no evidence-based indications exist. In a

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Many primary care physicians prescribe antibiotics for patients with respiratory-tract symptoms even when no evidence-based indications exist. In a

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

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