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GGUIDELINES - Indian Pediatrics
presenting to the ED within the context of healthcare in India (Fig. 1). This algorithmic approach incorporated the following: localizing symptoms, epidemiologic evidence, physiologic state (i.e. immunocompromised or not; well appearing or ill appearing), duration of fever, and age of the child. For the purposes of algorithm application, we
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Infant and Young Child Feeding Guidelines, 2016
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Consensus Statement - Indian Pediatrics
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