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Pediatric Emergency Medicine Reports
March 1, 2002

Bioterrorism Watch: Side effects undermine anthrax drug adherence

March 1, 2002

Issue Date: March 1, 2002

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Pediatric Shoulder, Elbow, and Forearm Injuries: Early Identification and Age-Appropriate Management
Bioterrorism Watch: Anthrax aftermath: Adverse drug reactions, vaccine controversy undercut CDC extended treatment offer
Bioterrorism Watch: Side effects undermine anthrax drug adherence
Trauma Reports Supplement

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