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Risk Factors for Unnecessary Antibiotic Prescribing for Acute Respiratory Tract Infections in Primary Care by Walsh, Thomas L., Taffe, Kevin, Sacca, Nicole, Bremmer, Derek N., Sealey, Mary Lynn, Cuevas, Elizabeth, Johnston, Alexandra, Malarkey, Alyson, Behr, Rebecca, Embrescia, Jessica, Sahota, Ekknoor, Loucks, Sara, Gupta, Nupur, Shields, Kelly J., Katz, Curren, Kapetanos, Anastasios

“…To determine independent risk factors for inappropriate antibiotic prescribing for acute respiratory tract infections (ARIs) in internal medicine (IM)…”
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High‐fat dairy product consumption increases Δ9c’ 11t−18∶2 (rumenic acid) and total lipid concentrations of human milk by Park, Yongsoon, McGuire, Michelle K., Behr, Rebecca, McGuire, Mark A., Evans, Marc A., Shultz, Terry D.

“…Conjugated octadecadienoic acids (18∶2’ conjugated linoleic acids) have been shown to be anticarcinogenic and may influence growth and nutrient partitioning…”
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High‐fat dairy product consumption increases Δ9 c ’ 11 t −18∶2 (rumenic acid) and total lipid concentrations of human milk by Park, Yongsoon, McGuire, Michelle K., Behr, Rebecca, McGuire, Mark A., Evans, Marc A., Shultz, Terry D.

“…Abstract Conjugated octadecadienoic acids (18∶2’ conjugated linoleic acids) have been shown to be anticarcinogenic and may influence growth and nutrient…”
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High-fat dairy product consumption increases [Delta]9c' 11t-182 (rumenic acid) and total lipid concentrations of human milk by Park, Yongsoon, Mcguire, Michelle K, Behr, Rebecca, Mcguire, Mark A, Evans, Marc A, Shultz, Terry D

“…Conjugated octadecadienoic acids (182' conjugated linoleic acids) have been shown to be anticarcinogenic and may influence growth and nutrient partitioning…”
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