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Antitoxin Tx Needed Early in Heroin-Related Botulism
September 14, 2010
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Black tar heroin users stricken with wound botulism had shorter hospital stays and were far more likely to avoid respiratory failure when they received antitoxin and antibiotic treatment within 12 hours of admission, researchers said here.
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