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. 2004 Dec;17(52):54-6.

What's new in azithromyin?

What's new in azithromyin?

Anthony Solomon et al. Community Eye Health. 2004 Dec.
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Height-based azithromycin dosing. ETHIOPIA
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Azithromycin tablets in the hand of a child. TANZANIA
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A mother treating her child with 1% tetracycline eye ointment. KENYA
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