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Hi, would you be able to post susceptibility charts for common antibiotics like the one listed under the most recent article on augmentin overuse? They are very useful and clear. thank you.
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Certainly – thanks for your feedback. Are there particular antibiotics you would like us to examine?
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how about starting with: doxycycline, cephalexin, penicillin V, clindamycin, trimethoprim, Bactrim. thanks!
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Because your hands are your primary tool as a doctor, and the condition of your hands and nails are paramount to infection control, is a manicure tax deductible?
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