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Economic report - Cedar evaluation centre

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... the risk, as seen in this case.8,27 The chance of another adverse episode declines as the time interval between the original attack and the drug readministration increases,4,14,15,28 although this is not universally accepted.10,29 Immune mechanisms involved in adverse reactions to penicillins may al ...
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... months, for their asthma. Their regular treatment with steroids :md sodium cromoglycate had been withdrawn for at least one week before the study. They had reasonably good lung function (89% of predicted normal) but modemtely severe EIA, 36±13.5 (so) % fall in FEV1• There are several poinL~t to high ...
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