Matthew Crawford, PhD, of the University of Virginia, and Mario Danek of Qnovia explain what pharmacists can do now and what may come next.
|Articles|November 20, 2006
No out-of-towners
One funny story I will never forget is when I received a phone call from an older lady, saying, "I just picked up my cream from your pharmacy, and the directions say to apply it locally. I'm going out of town tonight.
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Dearborn, Mich.
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