Chloromycetin Remains On Market With Doctor Warning
The FDA keeps Chloromycetin available but requires explicit cautions on labeling to deter indiscriminate use. The drug, crucial for serious infections, will include warnings about potential blood disorders from prolonged or intermittent use and calls for adequate blood studies.
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Antibiotics Boost Growth In Pigs And Dogs
Farmers report faster marketable maturity in pigs after adding antibiotics such as aureomycin penicillin or terramycin to feed, cutting days of feeding costs. Dog fanciers including John J. Dugan of New Haven Conn tested streptomycin with similar results in dogs.
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John J. Dugan
New Haven
Antibiotic Improves Growth in Dog Litters
A report outlines rapid canine development after antibiotic use. Within a year, runt puppies catch up in size, coats become healthier, and dogs show liveliness. For show dogs, stronger hindquarters are noted as a key judge factor.
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