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How do I know what is the correct dose to give to a child?

Posted on 10 Feb 2015 by Bob Phillips

There’s an explosion of stuff about paediatrics and here in the ADC we hope to show you the sparkliest bits. Drugs (good ones, not naughty ones) are very interesting and @Pharmaforkids is going to explore some of the mysteries of dosing and formulation in a series of articles. This may sound simple, and there is one answer […]

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