December 24, 1998 The New York Times Children’s Medicine BY DANA CANEDY Drug companies, trying a new approach in treating children, are selling over-the-counter remedies that are as tasty and chewy as soft candy and bubble gum or could be mistaken for ordinary lollipops. These products, though, are not meant to treat a sweet tooth but instead are for ailments like colds, sore throats and even asthma. The maker of Children’s Tylenol now makes a chewy version of its widely…
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