In one of the four countries in the study.
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Also with Azirhromycin which has off target anti-inflammatory effect
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This is certainly interesting. Pros: benefit in countries with poor access to healthcare, clean water, sanitation. Cautions: counterfeit market, inappropriate use, worsening resistance, dev lack of effectiveness for known infections. @Peds_ID
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Reminds me of a recent article in the Harvard Gazette: Most transformative meds originate in curiosity-driven science, evidence says https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2018/04/most-transformative-meds-originate-in-curiosity-driven-science-evidence-says/ … via
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@andrewazman I’m sure you saw this.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Routine use of antibiotics when we are losing the capability of fighting serious diseases due to drug resistance is pure lunacy.
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This is “huge”. “Two doses a year of an antibiotic can sharply cut death rates among infants in poor countries, perhaps by as much as 25 percent among the very young, researchers reported on Wednesday.”
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There is a reason they give antibiotics to cows chickens and pigs, they live and grow!!! Keep the babies alive! Give them what they need
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This tweet really needs a comma.
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That is a great story
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