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Chart review showed a significant postoperative reduction in the number of clinic visits and in use of antibiotic drugs after insertion of tympanostomy tubes. Recent studies reveal that antibiotic drugs used mainly in animals are showing up in public waters (Colorado State University), that there is a connection between the use of antibiotics in food animals and antibiotic resistance in bacteria taken from humans (Centers for Disease Control), and that people breathing the air in industrial pig-farming facilities can be exposed to antibiotic-resistant bacteria (Bloomberg School of Public Health). In the trial, Gaylord and co-counsel Linda Eyerman called four medical experts to testify that Dieringer's symptoms were a textbook case for the immediate administration of antibiotic drugs that would have saved her life. |
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