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Routine Blood Tests Outperform CRP for Distinguishing Bacterial From Viral Infection in Children
Acute infectious diseases are among the leading causes of medical consultations and hospitalizations in children worldwide. These infections are predominantly caused by viruses or bacteria, yet differentiating between the two remains a common clinical challenge. As a result, pediatricians often defa
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