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Probiotics and pediatric gastroenteritis

Publish date: November 26, 2018

 

Two probiotic products did not significantly impact children with gastroenteritis. Also today, all patients with VTE have a high risk of recurrence, the REDUCE-IT study establishes a “phenomenal” triglyceride theory, and new data on patients with gout suggest a treat-to-target approach.

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