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Self-reported Antibiotic Allergy Incidence and Prevalence: Age and Sex Effects
American Journal of Medicine, 07/31/09
Macy E et al. – Female sex, use, and increasing age are the primary factors that account for higher antibiotic allergy prevalence. Antibiotic allergy incidence is highest with sulfa class antibiotics.
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