age appropriate dosing

Why is Age Appropriate Dosing Important?

Children are not simply “small adults.” Their bodies process medications differently due to various factors such as metabolic rate, organ maturity, and body composition. Incorrect dosing can lead to either subtherapeutic effects or toxicity.

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