Ethical analysis demonstrates the necessity of shorter antibiotic regimens for uncomplicated infections, highlighting clinician responsibility in stewardship.
Johnson et al. offer a compelling ethical argument that physicians should prescribe shorter antibiotic courses for common uncomplicated infections, and that the “finish the course” mantra rests on ...
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