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ANTIBIOTIC MYTHS FOR THE INFECTIOUS DISEASES CLINICIAN
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine; Duke University Medical Center; Temple University
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Antimicrobials are frequently prescribed in clinical settings, yet misconceptions about their use can lead to suboptimal patient care. This narrative explores prevalent myths surrounding antibiotics, emphasizing the importance of accurate information for clinicians. The document aims to clarify specific considerations for a variety of antibiotics, thereby enhancing the judicious use of these critical medications in patient management.
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