Monday, November 13, 2006 by: NewsTarget
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Dial and colleagues, in a study using data from the United Kingdom's General Practice Research Database, identified patients in the community who were deemed to have CDAD because they had been prescribed the antibiotic vancomycin. (CDAD is the only indication for use of this antibiotic.) As in previous studies using other markers of CDAD, an increased risk of CDAD was associated with current use of PPIs. In a related commentary, Cunningham reviews the polarized debate around the pathogenesis of CDAD and notes that, although the findings of Dial and colleagues add weight to the evidence for an association between CDAD and PPI use, they do not settle the issue.
Contact: Dr. Sandra Dial 514-934-1934 x32336 Canadian Medical Association Journal
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