Prevalência de rotulagem da alergia à penicilina variou de 0,9% a 10,2% entre práticas em uma ampla coorte pediátrica, levantando questões sobre a validade desses rótulos e o uso desnecessário de antibióticos de segunda linha que pode se seguir.
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In this cohort study of more than 330,000 children, less than 5% were labeled with penicillin allergy with wide variation across practices, with 8% of those labeled despite not receiving any penicillin prescription. https://t.co/kvXcm1RKRd
— JAMA Network Open (@JAMANetworkOpen) March 15, 2022