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WebMD1mon
Flu in Children - WebMD
For the 2024-2025 flu season, the CDC and the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommend antiviral drugs for children who have the flu when they are at risk for serious flu complications.
AZ Central6mon
Kids hospitalized with flu often don't get key antiviral medication - azcentral.com
A new Nashville-led study shows that only half of children hospitalized for the flu receive recommended antiviral medications. Dr. James Antoon, assistant professor of Pediatrics at Monroe Carell ...
Des Moines Register6mon
Vanderbilt study shows half of hospitalized kids don't get important antiviral medication
A new Nashville-led study shows that only half of children hospitalized for the flu receive recommended antiviral medications. Dr. James Antoon, assistant professor of Pediatrics at Monroe Carell Jr.
Austin American-Statesman6mon
Kids hospitalized with flu often don't get key antiviral medication - Austin American-Statesman
A new Nashville-led study shows that only half of children hospitalized for the flu receive recommended antiviral medications. Dr. James Antoon, assistant professor of Pediatrics at Monroe Carell ...
The Cincinnati Enquirer6mon
Kids hospitalized with flu often don't get key antiviral medication - Cincinnati Enquirer
A new Nashville-led study shows that only half of children hospitalized for the flu receive recommended antiviral medications. Dr. James Antoon, assistant professor of Pediatrics at Monroe Carell ...
Detroit Free Press6mon
Kids hospitalized with flu often don't get key antiviral medication - Detroit Free Press
A new Nashville-led study shows that only half of children hospitalized for the flu receive recommended antiviral medications. Dr. James Antoon, assistant professor of Pediatrics at Monroe Carell ...
Tennessean6mon
Kids hospitalized with flu often don't get key antiviral medication - The Tennessean
A new Nashville-led study shows that only half of children hospitalized for the flu receive recommended antiviral medications. Dr. James Antoon, assistant professor of Pediatrics at Monroe Carell ...
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel6mon
Kids hospitalized with flu often don't get key antiviral medication - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
A new Nashville-led study shows that only half of children hospitalized for the flu receive recommended antiviral medications. Dr. James Antoon, assistant professor of Pediatrics at Monroe Carell ...
Palm Beach Post6mon
Kids hospitalized with flu often don't get key antiviral medication - Palm Beach Post
A new Nashville-led study shows that only half of children hospitalized for the flu receive recommended antiviral medications. Dr. James Antoon, assistant professor of Pediatrics at Monroe Carell ...
USA Today6mon
Kids hospitalized with flu often don't get key antiviral medication - For The Win
A new Nashville-led study shows that only half of children hospitalized for the flu receive recommended antiviral medications. Dr. James Antoon, assistant professor of Pediatrics at Monroe Carell ...
Columbus Dispatch6mon
Kids hospitalized with flu often don't get key antiviral medication - The Columbus Dispatch
A new Nashville-led study shows that only half of children hospitalized for the flu receive recommended antiviral medications. Dr. James Antoon, assistant professor of Pediatrics at Monroe Carell ...
The Indianapolis Star6mon
Kids hospitalized with flu often don't get key antiviral medication - IndyStar
A new Nashville-led study shows that only half of children hospitalized for the flu receive recommended antiviral medications. Dr. James Antoon, assistant professor of Pediatrics at Monroe Carell ...