Back to School with Zithromax Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Side Effects

Back to School with Zithromax Stevens Johnson Syndrome Side Effects

By John Curran

Back to school articles are a hallowed annual feature of many newspapers and journalism outlet. Even in college, they enable news writing majors to talk about their own experiences. Unfortunately, whether it’s a student reporter or one at a nationally-known paper, writing about Zithromax Stevens Johnson Syndrome side effects rarely occurs.

Take one University of Georgia article about the infections that face incoming freshmen. It doesn’t note Z-Pak heart attack side effects, although it recommends going to the on-campus clinic for the popular antibiotic when the inevitable dorm-wide infection passes through. It does go on to provide tips for students who are getting sick while away from home for the first time. Yet, it’s an example of how reporters at any stage of their career are loathe to mention the Z-Pak heart attack side effects, or those that can cause frightening skin disorders such as Stevens Johnson Syndrome.

It’s not just journalists at the beginning of their career, either. A whooping cough outbreak around Woodstock, Illinois, outside of Chicago, has been covered by local outlets. They recommend that parent keep children away from school if they’ve been prescribed Z-Pak or azithromycin, not mentioning the risk of developing Zithromax Stevens Johnson Syndrome side effects. More focus is spent on proper hygiene and sending children to doctors.