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- The Barnes Foundation: a monument to prevention of gonorrhea? - Philadelphia Inquirer
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- Common antibiotic linked to risk of sudden death, study finds - McKnight's Long Term Care News
Common antibiotic linked to risk of sudden death, study findsMcKnight's Long Term Care NewsAzithromycin, which is frequently referred to as a “Z-Pak,” was generally believed to be safer than antibiotics such as erythromycin and clarithromycin.
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