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Side effects come to the fore in pediatric dermatology
Washington, D.C. - Because all the ramifications of new medications - and even some of the older ones - are not yet known, practitioners should give special consideration to possible side effects. In making treatment decisions, get as much information as possible, said Roselyn E. Epps, M.D.
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