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|Videos|January 11, 2015
Most Interesting New Antimicrobials
J. Russell May, PharmD, FASHP, clinical professor at Georgia Regents University College of Pharmacy, discusses new antimicrobials he finds most interesting.
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J. Russell May, PharmD, FASHP, clinical professor at Georgia Regents University College of Pharmacy, discusses new antimicrobials he finds most interesting.
This interview was recorded at the ASHP 2014 Midyear Clinical Meeting in Anaheim, California.
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