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Baby's medicine
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Baby's medicine. Syringe (without a needle) being used to deliver a measured oral dose of Calpol to a 5-week-old baby. Calpol is a suspension of paracetamol, a painkilling drug, and is designed for use in young babies. It is often given after immunization to treat moderate pain and to reduce any resulting fever. The standard dose of 5 millilitres (ml) contains 120 milligrams (mg) of paracetamol.
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Paul Whitehill/Science Source
Unique identifier:
SS2175267
Legacy Identifier:
SD2694
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3445px × 5096px (~50 MB)
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