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Volume 10, Number 11, November 2004 Trachoma Decline and Widespread Use of Antimicrobial DrugsJaya D. Chidambaram,* Mariko Bird,* Vivian Schiedler,* Alicia M. Fry,†
Travis Porco,‡ Ramesh C. Bhatta,§ Hem Jha,§ J.S.P. Chaudary,§ Bruce Gaynor,*
Elizabeth Yi,* John P. Whitcher,* Susie Osaki-Holm,* and Thomas M. Lietman* |
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Figure 1. Antimicrobial drug use in Geta, Nepal. Antimicrobial drug sales in a 3-month period (mid-February to mid-May 2000) from all pharmacies in the Geta subdistrict, expressed as defined daily doses (DDDs) and as a percentage of the total DDDs sold (6). The shaded region represents antimicrobial drugs that are effective against Chlamydia trachomatis. |
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