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Acute Paediatrics Emergencies Evidence Based Medicine Respiratory 

Nebulised magnesium sulphate (NMS) for acute asthma: what’s the evidence?

June 15, 2017August 4, 2017 foampaediatrics 3 Comments asthma, evidence based medicine, VIW, wheeze

This post was written by Dr Seb Gray and Dr Katie Knight, paediatric registrars, with consultant input from Dr Emma-Jane Bould

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