Infants Experience Errors In Heart Meds Most Often

Infants and young children treated with heart drugs get the wrong dose or end up on the wrong end of medication errors more often than older children, according to research led by the Johns Hopkins Children"s Center published July 6 in Pediatrics.
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Infants Experience Errors In Heart Meds Most Often

AARP: HELP Committee Bill Marks Critical Step Toward Health Care Reform

The Minister For Health&Children Commences The Outstanding Sections Of The Pharmacy Act 2007 Dealing With Complaints, Inquires And Discipline, Ireland

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