Infectious diarrhea: Managing a misery that is still worldwide: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 88, No 5

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Annually, bacteria, viruses, and parasites cause almost as many episodes of diarrhea as there are people on Earth, and the cost in lives and money continues to be unacceptably high. Dr Qadri reviews the symptoms and signs of infectious diarrhea and suggests proper management according to the causative agent.

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