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Mastering Chlorhexidine Use in Skin Infe...

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Topical therapy isn’t just supportive anymore—it’s often the first choice for managing skin infections, and successful patient outcomes rely on selecting the right product. In this episode, Dr. Melissa Hall shares how to use chlorhexidine wisely, transition to alternate topical therapy, and select products tailored to each patient.

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  • Beth Molleson, DVM - Host
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  • Taylor Argo- Podcast Production & Sound Editing
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