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STUDY LINKS ALLERGIES, ANTIBIOTICS Hold off on asking the pediatrician to prescribe that bubble gum tasting medicine to treat your baby's cold, warns a new study. Injudicious use of the antibiotic drugs in the first six months of a baby's life increases the risk of developing allergies by age , says a Henry Ford Hospital study. The medicines, including a liquid, are known to many parents as bubble gum medicine because of the taste and pink color.

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