In the second part of our interview with a collection of pharmacists from various backgrounds, they delve into the current developments highlighting the future of the profession.
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ICYMI: Drug Topics June 2024 Issue
Author(s)Lauren Massaro
Don’t miss out on the latest pharmacy insights in the Drug Topics June issue.
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The June 2024 issue of Drug Topics spotlights important conversations from AXS24, the Asembia Specialty Pharmacy Summit. Experts forecast pharmacy trends in 2025 and beyond, talk about the potential impact of the upcoming presidential election, explore health system sustainability, and more.
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