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There is considerable variability in the proportion of visits at which antibiotics are prescribed among traditional medical and retail clinic settings

Inappropriate Prescribing of Abx High in Urgent Care Centers

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Patterns of antibiotic prescribing vary substantially by care setting
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has strengthened current warnings in the prescribing information about fluoroquinolone antibiotics causing significant decreases in blood glucose as well as mental health side effects.

FDA Requires Safety Label Changes for Fluoroquinolones

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Changes will describe hypoglycemic coma and clarify and identify mental health side effects
Between 1999 and 2012

Resistant A. Baumannii Rose in Children From 1999 to 2012

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Increase seen carbapenem- and cephalosporin-resistant strains, with peak in 2008
Most premature infants receive empirical antibiotic therapy

Most Premature Infants Receive Early Antibiotics

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Variation across centers in early antibiotic exposures, prolonged antibiotic administration
For patients with suspected lower respiratory tract infection

Procalcitonin Assay Doesn’t Cut Antibiotic Use in Lower RTI

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Provision of assay doesn't result in less antibiotic use for suspected lower respiratory tract infection
Recent use of oral antibiotics is associated with increased odds of nephrolithiasis

Recent Oral Antibiotics Use Tied to Higher Risk of Nephrolithiasis

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Findings strongest among those with exposure at a young age and those with recent exposure
Five-day nitrofurantoin is associated with increased likelihood of clinical and microbiological resolution compared with single-dose fosfomycin among women with lower urinary tract infection

Five-Day Nitrofurantoin Beats Single-Dose Fosfomycin for UTI

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Increased likelihood of clinical and microbiological resolution for uncomplicated UTI in women
Pharmacists have been involved in the recent progress made toward reducing hospital-acquired infections

Pharmacists Play Role in Cutting Hospital-Acquired Infections

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Pharmacists involved in antibiotic surveillance, formulation of policies related to antibiotic use
The use of acid-suppressive medications and antibiotics during the first six months of infancy is tied to subsequent development of allergic disease

Antibiotics, Acid-Suppressive Meds Tied to Allergic Disease

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Findings for subsequent allergic disease following infant exposure in the first six months of life
The durations of most courses of antibiotic therapy for adult outpatients with sinusitis exceed guideline recommendations

Duration of Antibiotics Often Exceeds Guidelines for Sinusitis

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More than 90 percent of non-azithromycin antibiotic courses were 10 days or longer for acute sinusitis