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Tuesday, January 22nd, 2013 | Posted by

Can an antibiotic help a child grow?

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This blog was re-posted with permission from the Inter-American Development Bank’s blog First Steps, a blog that talks about child development in Latin America and the Caribbean. By Agustin Caceres Antibiotics are known for helping control bacterial infections in both children and adults. But antibiotics are also known for some of their side effects: diarrhea,

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Can an antibiotic help a child grow?

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