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Symptom response to antibiotic prescribing strategies in acute sore throat in adults: the DESCARTE prospective cohort study in UK general practice by Michael.

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1 Symptom response to antibiotic prescribing strategies in acute sore throat in adults: the DESCARTE prospective cohort study in UK general practice by Michael Moore, Beth Stuart, FD Richard Hobbs, Chris C Butler, Alastair D Hay, John Campbell, Brendan C Delaney, Sue Broomfield, Paula Barratt, Kerenza Hood, Hazel A Everitt, Mark Mullee, Ian Williamson, David Mant, Paul Little, and BJGP Volume ():bjgp17X692321 August 14, 2017 ©2017 by British Journal of General Practice

2 Proportion of patients experiencing symptoms rated moderately bad or worse according to receipt of antibiotic prescription. Proportion of patients experiencing symptoms rated moderately bad or worse according to receipt of antibiotic prescription. Michael Moore et al. Br J Gen Pract doi: /bjgp17X692321 ©2017 by British Journal of General Practice

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