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Tests to Gauge Penicillin Allergy In Chicago Study
Chicago researchers report that many patients labeled as allergic to penicillin may not have true reactions. The study, led by Dr. Arthur Rancores at Michael Reese Hospital and Medical Center, analyzed 600 patients in the penicillin exposure program. Findings suggest that a large fraction had no adverse reaction, prompting caution in widespread labeling and urging physicians to verify past reactions before restricting penicillin use.
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