Michael Boogerd, one of the riders livening up the world championship road race in Verona, has fallen ill last weekend and is now on antibiotics for flu. He couldn't do his long training on Saturday in the hills of Limburg and already withdrew from Wednesday's Milan-Torino. His participation in the Giro di Lombardia is uncertain.
Source: http://nu.nl/news.jsp?n=424567&c=45 (some stuff about the world cup too there, but that doesn't apply anymore after Boogerd did not participate in Paris-Tours. Rabo now only has 2 man left in the ranking, and are not ranked as a team).
Michael Boogerd, one of the riders livening up the world championship road race in Verona, has fallen ill last weekend and is now on antibiotics for flu. He couldn't do his long training on Saturday in the hills of Limburg and already withdrew from Wednesday's Milan-Torino. His participation in the Giro di Lombardia is uncertain.
You can't be on anti-biotics for flu, you could be on anti-biotics for sumpthin' else and still have the flu...
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Source: http://nu.nl/news.jsp?n=424567&c=45 (some stuff about the world cup too there, but that doesn't apply anymore after Boogerd did not participate in Paris-Tours. Rabo now only has 2 man left in the ranking, and are not ranked as a team).
You can't be on anti-biotics for flu, you could be on anti-biotics for sumpthin' else and still have the flu...
Yeah, wasn't that a topic of discussion here a few weeks ago? Sorry. Indeed, the webpage doesn't directly link the two.
It's a topic each time a euro pro has flu. So, over here facts prove it IS possible to be on anti-biotics "for" flu. Which says all about -longterm disastrous- prescription practices here.......
But I thought the Netherlands were less dimb in this regard than Belgium, France etc.
Michael Boogerd, one of the riders livening up the world championship road race in Verona, has fallen ill last weekend and is now on antibiotics for flu. He couldn't do his long training on Saturday in the hills of Limburg and already withdrew from Wednesday's Milan-Torino. His participation in the Giro di Lombardia is uncertain.
You can't be on anti-biotics for flu, you could be on anti-biotics for sumpthin' else and still have the flu...
Prescription of antibiotics for secondary infection may yet be the biggest risk of mass extinction due to influenza...
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You can't be on anti-biotics for flu, you could be on anti-biotics for sumpthin' else and still have the flu...
Yeah, wasn't that a topic of discussion here a few weeks ago? Sorry. Indeed, the webpage doesn't directly link the two.
It's a topic each time a euro pro has flu. So, over here facts prove it IS possible to be on anti-biotics "for" flu. Which says all about -longterm disastrous- prescription practices here.......
But I thought the Netherlands were less dimb in this regard than Belgium, France etc.
