Study investigator David Berg explains why volume overload shouldn't decide which hospitalized patients get an SGLT2 inhibitor.
|Videos|November 17, 2011
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In a new video from the FDA, Joseph Toerner, MD, MPH, talks about the importance of properly using antibiotics and the dangers of misuse. He also reviews the “do’s and “don’ts” of taking antibiotics, stressing that the drugs are designed to fight bacterial infections, and not to treat colds.
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