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WASHINGTON — Drug makers pulled cold medicines targeted for babies and toddlers off the market yesterday, leaving parents to find alternatives for hacking coughs and runny little noses just as fall sniffles get in full swing.
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|WASHINGTON — Drug makers pulled cold medicines targeted for babies and toddlers off the market yesterday, leaving parents to find alternatives for hacking coughs and runny little noses just as fall sniffles get in full swing.
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