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Antibiotics for coughing in general practice: a questionnaire study to quantify and condense the reasons for prescribing.
Coenen S, Michiels B, Van Royen P, Van der Auwera JC, Denekens J
BMC Fam Pract 2002 Sep 9, 3:16
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