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News|Articles|April 9, 2024
In This Issue: Drug Topics April 2024
Author(s)Lauren Massaro
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Mental health takes center stage in our April 2024 issue of Drug Topics. Our cover story explores the potential of psychedelic drugs as mental health treatments, with a specific focus on the role pharmacists might play, and further coverage delves into the ongoing debate about pharmacists’ role in mental health screenings. Check out other top stories here.
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