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Has the antibiotic course had its day?
Departmental health psychologists are among a group of infectious disease experts to argue that the advice that patients should complete a course of antibiotics is not supported by evidence and should be dropped.
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Appointment – Director of Graduate Studies
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Seeing the GP: advice and tips for young people
17 August 2017
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Kamal Mahtani appointed as HTA panel chair
31 July 2017
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Has the antibiotic course had its day?
28 July 2017