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Although overuse of antibiotics gets most of the attention, many people in low-and middle-income countries die because they lack access to antibiotics,…
FDA approves new osteoporosis treatment
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Progress on nurses working environment made
A study in Critical Care Nurse reports that the health of critical-care nurses’ work environments has improved since 2013, but staffing remains…
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