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Probiotics Cut Clostridioides difficile Risk in Antibiotic-Exposed Patients — Small Benefit, Low Certainty
Posted inGastroenterology news Pediatrics

Probiotics Cut Clostridioides difficile Risk in Antibiotic-Exposed Patients — Small Benefit, Low Certainty

Posted by By MedXY 12/18/2025
A 2025 Cochrane update finds probiotics may halve the relative risk of C. difficile-associated diarrhea in antibiotic-treated patients (ARR 1.6%, NNT 65) but evidence is low certainty and applicability varies with baseline risk.
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Why Do Children Often Get Diarrhea After Taking Antibiotics?
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Why Do Children Often Get Diarrhea After Taking Antibiotics?

Posted by By MedXY 07/27/2025
Explore the scientific reasons behind antibiotic-associated diarrhea in children, common misconceptions, and practical advice for parents and clinicians.
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