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📰 News11 March 2026·2 min read·

Survey: 1 in 3 Parents Mistakenly Believe Antibiotics Always Needed for Ear Infections

Source: govuk-visas

A UK government survey has revealed that one in three parents incorrectly believe children always require antibiotics to treat ear infections. The study highlights widespread misperceptions about the role of antibiotics in managing common childhood illnesses. Health authorities are using the findings to inform public education campaigns on responsible antibiotic use.

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