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Dust Mite Sublingual Immunotherapy Linked to Lower Antibiotic Use in Children
Children with allergic rhinitis who received dust mite sublingual immunotherapy used 13.7% fewer antibiotics and were hospitalized 65.2% less often than peers, holding the increase in overall medical costs to just 8.9%, a large real-world analysis in Japan has found.…
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