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Awkwardly Worded: “Use of Pepto-Bismol in Diarrhea”

February 1, 2015 Marc Abrahams

This week’s Awkwardly Worded Study Title is:

“Use of Pepto-Bismol in Diarrhea,” W.F. Arndt, Jr. and J.M. Burna, Journal of Pediatrics, vol. 100, no. 5, May 1982, p. 839.

Congratulations to the authors, or to the editor, who wrote the title.

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