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Nearly 28% of U.S. Adults Surveyed Said They Exaggerated or Invented Symptoms to Obtain Antibiotics
Nearly 28% of adults admitted exaggerating or inventing symptoms, and 76.9% said the tactic got them antibiotics at least once.
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27.9% of participants in a new survey in the United States admitted that they had at least once misled a doctor about their well-being in order to obtain a prescription for antibacterial drugs.
·Kyiv, Ukraine
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A quarter of Americans faked symptoms of the disease for antibiotics.
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