She asked to speak to another pharmacist; he said no other pharmacist was there.
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Jean Schoening, pharmacist, Chicago: I am a retail pharmacist and encounter at least 100 to 200 people a day.
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No, I'm not the pharmacist involved in this error, but in my 40-year career as a pharmacist, I have been.
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If the pharmacist suggests that change and the doctor agrees, can the pharmacist get paid by a health plan for that work?
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Washington state permits a religiously objecting individual pharmacist to deny medicine, as long as another pharmacist working at the location provides timely delivery.
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Read more here Arizona woman says pharmacist refused to fill miscarriage prescription An Arizona pharmacist became the center of some attention over the weekend.
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In Arizona, the pharmacist must return the prescription to the patient, so they can bring it to another pharmacist or to another pharmacy to fill.
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If a pharmacist chooses not to fill your prescription, they typically will transfer the prescription to another pharmacist who can fill it, which is what happened to Arteaga.
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Nurses and a pharmacist are also suing the hospital Nine nurses and a pharmacist who worked with Husel are also suing Mount Carmel for defamation and wrongful termination.
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For instance, in Minnesota, only a licensed pharmacist can suggest products at retail locations; in Pennsylvania, it must be a pharmacist or other licensed medical professional at the dispensary.
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As a pharmacist for more than 30 years, and the only pharmacist in Congress, I've seen firsthand the anguish of families balancing their health care needs with their bottom line.
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Stockton, California - August 21I am a recently retired pharmacist.
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" One pharmacist told Freeman that the recall "was embarrassing.
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The pharmacist would then ensure customers understand the new rules.
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TIMPF: I really hope this pharmacist gets in big trouble.
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She wants to be an ICU pharmacist after finishing school.
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It's like, if you were into drugs, becoming a pharmacist.
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On one occasion a pharmacist refused to fill a prescription.
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"Yes you will bill for the waste," replied another pharmacist.
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The pharmacist offered me a stronger dose, but I declined.
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One was a pharmacist, another a heating and cooling technician.
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Same for an engineer, a pharmacist, or a rocket scientist.
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The pharmacist fills my prescription incorrectly but insists it's right.
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The pharmacist was well within his right to do so.
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Daniel Hom, 77, a pharmacist who lives in Berkeley, Calif.
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His father is the head pharmacist at San Remo Hospital.
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The pharmacist had already prepared the doses for Dr. Green.
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His mother retired as a pharmacist in Lake Worth, Fla.
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Elsewhere you bring the doctor's scribbled instructions to a pharmacist.
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Talk with your doctor or pharmacist before changing any medicine.
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His father retired as a pharmacist at Walmart in Houston.
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His father, a pharmacist, opened a drugstore in the Bronx.
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The pharmacist then contacts the patient or sends a notification.
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Bob McAdam, 74, a retired CVS pharmacist from Bourne, Mass.
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And then the pharmacist part was separated from the doctors.
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Embrey, a local pharmacist, looked at his state Medicaid card.
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Always consult your doctor or pharmacist before starting a new medication.
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A sad pharmacist compelled to make drugs used in lethal injections.
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Mr. Jones is licensed as both a pharmacist and an attorney.
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He was a peripatetic pharmacist from Indiana in his early 30s.
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Possible jobs with this major: Veterinarian, pharmacist, environmental conservation, college professor.
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John D. Jones, RPh, JD, FAMCP, is a pharmacist and attorney.
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Other jobs on the list include, pharmacist, data scientist, and actuary.
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If you have a pharmacist, you can open your own pharmacy.
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Unbeknown to the patient, the pharmacist is prohibited from revealing that.
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His father is a pharmacist at a Walgreen's store in Chicago.
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The pharmacist tells Joe he owes $228 as his co-pay.
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Following his father and other family members, he became a pharmacist.
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The bride's father is a pharmacist at Walgreens in Dayton, Ohio.
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"I wiped down everything she touched," the Hudson Valley pharmacist said.
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Her mother is a pharmacist at Redlands Community Hospital in Redlands.
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Consumers should consult their pharmacist for the most suitable alternative product.
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Melissa Beatty has been a pharmacist for more than 20 years.
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"It's panic," said Eric Paris, the only pharmacist in the village.
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His mother retired as a pharmacist at Pirogov Hospital in Sevastopol.
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Behzadzadeh settled in Rhode Island, where he trained as a pharmacist.
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The first pharmacist on their list refused to make execution drugs.
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Jurors found pharmacist Gene Svirskiy guilty of racketeering and pharmacist Christopher Leary guilty of mail fraud over what prosecutors said was their role in misleading NECC's hospital customers about the quality of the drugs it produced.
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Barry Cadden, NECC's head pharmacist and a part of its ownership group, and Glenn Chin, a supervisory pharmacist, were charged with 25 murders in seven states and are expected to go on trial early next year.
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The victims included a university lecturer, a pharmacist and a halal butcher.
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""A pharmacist may refuse to fill a prescription based upon religious beliefs.
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A pharmacist sorts 150,000 Volidan birth control pills in London on Aug.
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"Peace and security is more valuable than anything," says a weary pharmacist.
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The pharmacist was a little slow opening and pecking through the computer.
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A devout pharmacist could refuse to provide contraception to an unmarried teenager.
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There's also an option for a phone consultation from a Costco pharmacist.
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Clerks and an on-site pharmacist are ready to answer any questions.
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The pharmacist and her team then dispense the medication to the patient.
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As a pharmacist, I've seen incredible advancements in medicine in my lifetime.
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And Dad, the pharmacist, said, Trust me, it ' s the latest thing.
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I'm a pharmacist, and I work hard—sometimes six days a week.
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Pharmacist topped the list as the highest-paying job for September 2017.
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The department also voted to mandate that marijuana dispensaries hire a pharmacist.
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"We're putting a pharmacist in their pocket," says Poppel of RobinHealth's app.
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The way it worked was he'd recruit a pharmacist in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
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"A lot of people have been coming + buying them," said a pharmacist.
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When the dose is flagged, the pharmacist or patient alerts the doctor.
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They eventually found a pharmacist who offered an over-the-counter remedy.
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Mr. Ahmad wasn't a fighter; he was a 55-year-old pharmacist.
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The Virginia CVS pharmacist says they've never had time for bathroom breaks.
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The groom's mother is a pharmacist at a Rite Aid in Lima.
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Until eight years ago, my father was a pharmacist in Homs, Syria.
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His father retired as the managing pharmacist at Walgreens in Mundelein, Ill.
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Other healthcare roles cracked the top 10 including pharmacist and nurse practitioner.
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"His mind was pretty much made up," Arteaga said of the pharmacist.
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"You need a pharmacist or a physician in the equation," he said.
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I assumed that what the pharmacist provided was that [sic] we needed.
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I'm relieved and confused when the pharmacist says my insurance covered the cost.
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The pharmacist pointed casually to a shelf where there were piles of them.
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Born in Bridgeport, Connecticut, in 1865, Scoville was a pharmacist, not a chef.
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"Whoever shouts the loudest sells the most," one pharmacist said in the 19333s.
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In fact, he had been trained only to help a pharmacist dispense medicine.
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A single pharmacist might be responsible for keeping his or her shop open.
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His father retired as a pharmacist at a Publix supermarket in Fort Lauderdale.
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The pharmacist called her husband to tell him how much she appreciates him.
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Another man booted said he was a pharmacist with three decades of experience.
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His father, a pharmacist, owns the Little Drugs Family Wellness Center in Sweetwater.
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Her father is an UNRWA doctor, and her mother is an UNRWA pharmacist.
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Nancy Eisan was a successful pharmacist when she fell in love with boxing.
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His mother retired as a high school teacher; his father as a pharmacist.
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Ally Ally: My local pharmacist is a font of information — and a lifesaver.
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"I certainly make more mistakes," another South Carolina pharmacist wrote to the board.
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The bride's father is the head pharmacist at Healthcare Pharmacy in Sunrise, Fla.
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The former pharmacist gave up his license in 2012 after the meningitis outbreak.
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But then the pharmacist there called back and said he wouldn't fill it.
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I can see why a pharmacist would seek more business, or a doctor.
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It also prompted a response from Walgreens, in apparent defense of the pharmacist.
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Yet most patients in America don't realize their pharmacist has this expertise—and if, by chance, they do ask for their pharmacists for help, patients discover the pharmacist is too busy filling prescriptions to take the time for a longer conversation.
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The pharmacist came back with the news: Her insurance company wouldn't pay for it.
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Fox News: How did a pharmacist from Pennsylvania get discovered as a Hollywood actor?
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Cubanski recommends contacting drug manufacturers directly to inquire about this, or asking your pharmacist.
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A pharmacist in Cairo claims one woman tried to swallow the condoms she bought.
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"Most missing medicine is now available, but in very small quantities," says another pharmacist.
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Last week, a Walgreens pharmacist in Arizona refused to fill a woman's misoprostol prescription.
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CVS did not immediately say whether the pharmacist notified the company of his beliefs.
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"We have security now, but no services at all," complains Muhammad Ahmed, a pharmacist.
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In reality, what is the effect of a pharmacist declining to prescribe emergency contraception?
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On the line was the hospital pharmacist, who confirmed a patient with the amoeba.
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Following the law's passage, a simple clerical error could send a pharmacist to jail.
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It is up to the pharmacist to dispense this information, something the FDA encourages.
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The groom's mother retired as a pharmacist at Riverside Hospital, which was in Toledo.
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His wife, Bonnie, suggested he try her own line of work as a pharmacist.
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A person in attendance, who recorded the event, identified the pharmacist as Flora Brahmbhatt.
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The groom, 26, is a pharmacist at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in Manhattan.
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While working full time as a licensed pharmacist, she quickly became a certified trainer.
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"We can't sustain taking these kinds of losses," said a different pharmacist in Florida.
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In fact, your pharmacist might even suggest splitting pills as a cost-saving measure.
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I'm in a district close to Thailand's capital, Bangkok, to meet Boontham, a pharmacist.
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He said its pharmacists and pharmacist techs may be trained to do the tests.
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Ms. Williams thought little of it, until she checked the price with her pharmacist.
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"How can we accept the NVC?" said Noor Islam, the pharmacist from Taung Bazar.
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After waiting for an hour, the pharmacist told him they were out of stock.
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"You're not going to walk to the bathroom a mile away," the pharmacist said.
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They married, had three children and Gary worked as a pharmacist in Greenwich Village.
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AL HUDAYDAH, Yemen — A pharmacist, a delivery man driving a motorcycle and a fishmonger.
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Ebert, a registered pharmacist, is president and CEO of the Healthcare Supply Chain Association.
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I took it to my local pharmacy, where a staff pharmacist administered the vaccine.
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Her mother is a clinical pharmacist for Henry Ford Home Infusion in Southfield, Mich.
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His mother was an executive secretary and pianist, his father a pharmacist and photographer.
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His father is a clinical pharmacist at the Queen's Medical Center, also in Honolulu.
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Mayrely Calderón, 39, a pharmacist, was among those who remained faithful to Mr. Guaidó.
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Her paternal grandfather was born into slavery and became a pharmacist after being freed.
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A pharmacist who fails to follow this procedure, is in violation of our process.
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The groom's mother is a pharmacist at the Department of Veterans Affairs in Dallas.
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"So just tell me which is the preferred insulin," I told the pharmacist briskly.
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That pharmacist accidentally ordered potassium chloride in a more diluted form than was needed.
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The two pharmacist groups asked Leon to allow them to argue against the deal.
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A transgender woman in Arizona said this week that a CVS Health pharmacist refused to fill a prescription for hormone therapy, prompting the drugstore company to apologize, say the conduct violated its policy and note that the pharmacist was no longer employed there.
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Oftentimes, the pharmacist would even meet the patient at the barbershop for their check-up.
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Jury selection in the trial of pharmacist Barry Cadden, 50, is expected to begin Wednesday.
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So I quit my job as a pharmacist managing a drugstore just to pursue acting.
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Still to come, a pharmacist blabs about a Viagra prescription, which raises some issues. Next.
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Appearing on the beauty scene more recently is Gallinée, founded by French pharmacist Marie Drago.
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The pharmacist ended up having some small sample packs and gave me some for free.
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The start-up promises delivery from the pharmacist to your home or office within minutes.
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Mr. Danek, 47, is a clinical staff pharmacist at the Veterans Affairs Pittsburgh Healthcare System.
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It would also eliminate any social stigma that comes along with talking to the pharmacist.
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I could tell the pharmacist recognized the photo by the way his eyebrows shot up.
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What they do,according to O*NET: Prepare medications under the direction of a pharmacist.
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Eventually, I went back to the city to university and studied to be a pharmacist.
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The third objection has to do with cost, either to the pharmacist or the patient.
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Even though a prescription isn't usually required, you have to ask a pharmacist for naloxone.
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"If a pharmacist is cheating and illegally prescribing drugs, you can prosecute them," he said.
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His mother is a pharmacist at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell hospital, in New York.
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Could a pharmacist convert to being a Christian Scientist and refuse to fill prescriptions wholesale?
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I also like teaching classes, including those on weight management and diabetes, with our pharmacist.
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Nancy Eisan had a successful career as a pharmacist and a lifelong passion for fitness.
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Maybe you don't want to manage a Costco, but you want to become a pharmacist.
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"It's cheap here, I always come," she said as a pharmacist handed over the pills.
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Consult with a doctor or pharmacist if you have questions about which product to choose.
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His father had been a pharmacist who collected pharmaceutical artifacts and pharmacopoeias of past centuries.
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Take your health into your own hands by double checking what your pharmacist gives you.
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If you think something seems off, voice your concerns to both your pharmacist and doctor.
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It felt like an illicit transaction as the pharmacist produced it from under the counter.
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Down the street at Cameroon's medical supply center, I worked with a spirited chief pharmacist.
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Omer Eltigani was raised in Khartoum before emigrating to the UK and becoming a pharmacist.
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The bride's father is a lead clinical pharmacist at Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center in Brooklyn.
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The groom's mother is a pharmacist at St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center in South Bend.
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After graduation, he joined a public hospital in the city of Hengyang as a pharmacist.
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"What I have inside of me is an undeveloped baby," she recalled telling the pharmacist.
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The store's lead pharmacist told the state board that he had no control over staffing.
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B. Douglas Hoey, MBS is a pharmacist and CEO of the National Community Pharmacists Association.
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I support making misoprostol and mifepristone available over-the-counter with an optional pharmacist consultation.
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He had been trained as a pharmacist, a career that attracts bright students in Egypt.
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Ahmad Zia, his eldest brother, was a farmer in Logar with training as a pharmacist.
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Stephen Rappaport, a young pharmacist who saw patients with the I.C.U. team, was immediately interested.
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He was a psychiatrist and she, a pharmacist by training, helped him run his practice.
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He said the final policy, having the pharmacist check with the provider, is more reasonable.
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Patients also are encouraged to talk to their doctor or pharmacist as soon as possible.
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"We are 49th or 50th in too many categories," said Robbie Drummond, 63, a pharmacist.
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Scott Jordan discusses treatment options with a pharmacist at the Columbia Care dispensary in New York.
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Nestlé began in 1867 when Henri Nestlé, a German pharmacist, developed a powdered milk for babies.
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Her pharmacist gives her a weekly supply so she won't be able to take too much.
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This pharmacist violated something very sacred in this country and I hope he or she pays.
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However, our procedure requires the prescription to then be filled by another pharmacist in the store.
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In June, a Walgreens pharmacist in Peoria, Arizona, denied a woman's prescription to end her pregnancy.
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Even with a cheap generic drug, be sure to ask the pharmacist about the cash price.
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"They don't like waiting in line for the pharmacist up behind the glass counter," Neupert said.
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The other is Glenn Chin, the company's pharmacist, who is due to face trial in September.
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"We want to be able to control the tourism a little more," said pharmacist Dana Nielson.
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Ghada Abdel Aal, a pharmacist and writer, started blogging about her love life in colloquial Arabic.
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His mother retired as a pharmacist at Queen of the Valley Hospital in West Covina, Calif.
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Supervisory pharmacist Glenn Chin, who also is accused of second-degree murder, will be tried separately.
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The pharmacist identified by recent reports has not been employed by Meijer since early July 2018.
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What's more, the Walgreen's pharmacist is not the first to deny medication to women in crisis.
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Symcha said, truthfully, that he was a pharmacist, and, untruthfully, that his brother was his assistant.
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A Walgreens pharmacist refused to provide an Arizona woman with miscarriage medication, citing his ethical beliefs.
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However, the pharmacy chain noted that the pharmacist had not violated its policy with his refusal.
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The pharmacist Arteaga saw was within his legal rights to deny her the pregnancy-ending medication.
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Roles said the pharmacist is cooperating with police but that investigators believe it was an accident.
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B. Douglas Hoey is a pharmacist and chief executive officer of the National Community Pharmacists Association.
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Gary Herbert signed a law that allows women to access birth control directly from their pharmacist.
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The pharmacist was no longer employed at the supermarket chain, Meijer, a company spokeswoman said Thursday.
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Through an app, patients can ask questions of their pharmacist and get help navigating their insurance.
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Her father is a pharmacist at the H-E-B grocery store, also in Corpus Christi.
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"They ordered me to get into the truck," said Mr. Yasseen, a 2000-year-old pharmacist.
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His father was a pharmacist and sold to the movie industry chemicals used to develop film.
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The groom's mother, who is retired, was a pharmacist at Hy-Vee in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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The groom's mother is a clinical pharmacist at the Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital in Hollywood, Fla.
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Dr. Donahey, 33, is a lead clinical pharmacist at Loyola University Medical Center in Maywood, Ill.
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Your pharmacist can walk you through the cryptic ingredient list, and point out any red flags.
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He's shooting for a career as a pharmacist, or maybe physician, if the law allows it.
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You might also ask the pharmacist what you should know to ensure the drug's safe use.
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"This strike can't go on forever because people will have enough," said pharmacist Jean-Francois Vincent.
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He once told a pharmacist he was a science teacher in need of syringes for experiments.
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Pharmacist — $2809,438 Coming in at number four is number two's employee, which is honestly great news.
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A patient's doctor and pharmacist had to be registered with the program to use the drug.
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These ingredients can cause damage, James O&aposLoan, a pharmacist at Doctor-4-U, told Metro.com.
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Two of them — a pharmacist and a surgeon — said they had been arrested at their workplaces.
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Gerona and Cantrell, a pharmacist and toxicologist, knew that the term "expiration date" was a misnomer.
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He grew up in Indiana and Texas, the son of a music teacher and a pharmacist.
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Update: After this story went viral, the pharmacist interviewed provided an additional statement clarifying his remarks.
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"If they don't have [the EpiPen], it could mean life or death," pharmacist Leon Tarasenko told CBS.
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"We own your lives," she says with the friendly matter-of-fact tone of a neighborhood pharmacist.
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"I see it as a victory, especially for our pharmacist profession," Sakilla told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Rather than taking on an extra doctor, Beacon hired a nurse practitioner, a paramedic and a pharmacist.
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His mother, now 44, says she hopes to train as a pharmacist, encouraged by her ambitious son.
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Once in the pharmacy a user just shows the pharmacist their Hippo card and can start saving.
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PTSD is an approved medical condition, so I meet with a pharmacist, discuss symptoms, and purchase products.
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And like Francis, Tawadros studied chemistry -- he was a pharmacist for several years -- before entering religious life.
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Some states (and some pharmacies) require pharmacists with religious objections to have another pharmacist fill the prescription.
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When the pharmacist gently explained that he, too, was a combat vet, the patient started to listen.
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"They would be indicting every pharmacist in Beverly Hills if this were strictly enforced," Garofalo said Monday.
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Shan Liyun, a pharmacist at a popular vendor of TCM in Beijing, also sees cause for concern.
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"We hear loud explosions all the time," Assem Mohammed, a 30-year-old pharmacist, said by telephone.
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So I went to school to go be a pharmacist, and I got a call at break.
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A pharmacist sells cold medicine to a person wearing a face mask in Veliky Novgorod, Russia, Jan.
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The pharmacist recommends Bufferin for my headache, which by this time has reached the level of splitting.
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Fred Mills, the Republican pharmacist who designed the new law, initially favored a more free-market system.
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You can always ask your pharmacist to help you order the right honey-based products or bandages.
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He also refused to let another pharmacist handle it or to transfer the prescription to another pharmacy.
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"I am ecstatic right now," Mr. Aliota, a retired pharmacist and school board member, said on Thursday.
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When she called her pharmacist, she was told that he had lost his records in a fire.
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The office called the CVS for Hall to get the prescription filled but again the pharmacist refused.
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"Realistically, we can't not sign the contract because we'd lose our patient base," said one independent pharmacist.
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Senate Bill 211, sponsored by Senator Evan Vickers (a pharmacist by trade), is competing with SB 2100.
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A real doctor would write you a prescription and a real pharmacist would ship it to you.
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The FDA also suggests taking the drug you have until your doctor or pharmacist provides a replacement.
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Her mother, also a pharmacist, is a consultant specializing in software internationalization and process management in Berlin.
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The bride's father, who is retired, was an immunization pharmacist for Rite Aid Pharmacy in Grand Blanc.
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It feels, really, no different than asking your local pharmacist a question about over-the-counter meds.
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If you lost the product information insert, ask the pharmacist to print a new one for you.
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Chains sometimes do this, he said, because they don't want customers to think the pharmacist is sick.
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For VanTrieste, a pharmacist with a long career in the pharmaceutical industry, this is a passion project.
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His father, Theodore, was a pharmacist who also ran the candy concession at a local movie theater.
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He found his father, a pharmacist named Marcello, in Florence, Italy, he wrote in a 2010 autobiography.
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Joe Cunningham (D-South Carolina) -- Alison Martin, a pharmacist at the Ralph Johnson VA Medical Center Rep.
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The other murder defendant, former supervisory pharmacist Glenn Chin, is scheduled go on trial on Sept. 19.
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One of the mosque shooting victims, Aboubaker Thabti, was trained as a pharmacist in his native Tunisia.
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Ghassan al-Rasoul, a pharmacist in Baghdad, was among the millions of Iraqis who did not vote.
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Alwan, who's studying at Bronx Community College to become a pharmacist, has a history of being charitable.
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Even if you know the broad strokes of the opioid crisis, "The Pharmacist" is surprising and moving.
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It's also important to talk with your doctor or pharmacist before changing any routine with your medicine.
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Working with a clinical pharmacist, the researchers identified 36 potential interactions in 26 patients, or 17 percent.
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Luke Howard, a pharmacist by profession and an amateur cloud enthusiast, was born in London in 1772.
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In some cases, your pharmacist can refuse to provide contraception without taking further action, according to the ACLU.
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Amjad Khan, a pharmacist from Manchester in Britain, said the new measures made the pilgrimage a smoother experience.
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Equal parts pharmacist, bartender, confidant and hall monitor, the budtender is where the marijuana industry meets the consumer.
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The pharmacist also goes into care homes to review pensioners' medicine and reduce waste from unnecessarily prescribed drugs.
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" A woman claims a pharmacist denied her miscarriage medication because he said he "was a good Catholic man.
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"One must wonder at the skills of the compounding pharmacist," Judge Kermit Bye wrote for the dissenting judges.
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He needs a consulting physician and a pharmacist who will accept prescriptions for a lethal dose of medicine.
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On Friday, CVS issued a statement on Twitter, stating the pharmacist was no longer employed by the company.
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SAMAHIR MUBARAK, a 29-year-old pharmacist, points to a television in the corner of her living room.
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Later, a pharmacist misreads the prescription and errantly gives the patient Lamisil, a medication that treats jock itch.
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Dr. Salvatore Giorgianni Jr. is a pharmacist currently serving as the senior science adviser to Men's Health Network.
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A pharmacist dispenses pills and advises patients and health professionals about proper dosage, side effects and pill interactions.
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They soon learned her story, which began with Schutzman's career as a well-respected and happily married pharmacist.
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This provides a window for the pharmacist to raise the parents' awareness of the risks associated with opioids.
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Peterson eventually called a different Meijer location 3 1/2 hours away, where a pharmacist filled the prescription.
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For instance, say a pharmacist notices that a patient with diabetes isn't taking a cholesterol drug but should.
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She was originally given a handwritten prescription for VitA-POS, but her pharmacist mistakenly read it as Vitaros.
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The pharmacist, with dismaying cheerfulness, handed me a strip without asking for a prescription or recording the sale.
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Vishal Chhabria, the pharmacist who owns White Oak, told me the drug company sets the price of Vimovo.
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"It was a 1772 caricature of a military pharmacist, and it was called 'The Chymical Macaroni,'" he said.
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I am still a wife and mother, but often feel like a physician, pharmacist and social worker, too.
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After her second child was born, Ms. Sillah, a pharmacist then living in Philadelphia, searched for medical help.
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Mr. Lundblad's father retired as a pharmacist in the Alexandria store of Thrifty White Pharmacy, a Midwest chain.
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I am also the son of a pharmacist, and I am also the general manager of my company.
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Bruce Goldberg, the community pharmacist, said that many of his customers have health complications like diabetes and asthma.
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"This president is wonderful," said Hanna Dziamko, 48, a pharmacist who immigrated to the United States in 1997.
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Fixes Pauline Kimari is a pharmacist in Ndaragwa, Kenya, a small town several hours' drive north of Nairobi.
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Ask to speak with a pharmacist, especially when the prescription involves a medication that is new to you.
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The pharmacist remembered Alec leaving without meds after being charged more than he had in his bank account.
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The pharmacist gave Dr. Green a second dosage of everything, in case she needed to restart the protocol.
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The pharmacist took pity on me and slipped me a vial of insulin without charge, saving my life.
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The pharmacist took pity on me and slipped me a vial of insulin without charge, saving my life.
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Healthcare professionals recommend talking to your pharmacist about prescription refills and following standard hygiene advice to stay healthy.
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Often when an error is reported to a board, action is taken against the pharmacist, an obvious target.
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Because in many states, your pharmacist operates under a contract that forbids telling you about less expensive alternatives.
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Pharmacist prescribing laws just substitute one barrier for another, impeding access for women to the care they need.
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He and his wife plan to move to Atlanta next year to be near their daughter, a pharmacist.
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That prescription would go to a small-town pharmacist who was trying to compete against big-box retailers.
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But 28 barbershops were also asked to refer their customers to regularly meet with a specially trained pharmacist who would prescribe or adjust their blood pressure medication over a period of six months (the pharmacist would confirm with a physician to ensure they were giving safe drugs covered by insurance).
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Inspired by Salvador Dalí's "The Pharmacist of Ampurdan Seeking Absolutely Nothing," Moore summons the inner life of Alan Bowling, a pharmacist with a dark secret who goes for long walks on the outskirts of town; the ending feels less like a gotcha moment and more like a fitting, quiet conclusion.
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He then entered the hospital, shooting and killing two others — police officer Samuel Jimenez and Dayna Less, a pharmacist.
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Consumers often don't know how much they will owe until the pharmacist tallies the purchase at the cash register.
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A total of seven jobs can offer workers median annual salaries of over $100,000 including dentist, podiatrist and pharmacist.
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One insurer would only pay for medication dispensed by a pharmacist, according to a doctor quoted in the study.
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The pharmacist graduated from Purdue University with a Doctor of Pharmacy in May and began her residency at Mercy.
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If a pharmacist is going to substitute an injector [with a generic] it has to work the same way.
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The pharmacist said nothing, now pulling imaginary pill bottles out of an empty metal cupboard Violet had already ransacked.
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Two centuries ago, Simcha Bunim, a neighborhood pharmacist turned celebrity rabbi, proposed a simple treatment for the human condition.
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The pharmacist will ask you to wait 20 minutes, so you'll contemplate a new shampoo or flip through magazines.
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If things had been different, Marwa said, she might have studied to be a pharmacist instead of getting married.
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A CVS pharmacist in Arizona was fired after he refused to fill the hormone prescription of a transgender woman.
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A Walgreens pharmacist in New Mexico is under fire after his personal beliefs impacted a young girl's medical care.
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But because misoprostol is also used to induce elective abortion, the Walgreens pharmacist insisted he had a moral objection.
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But Steve Moore, a pharmacist at Condo Pharmacy in Plattsburgh, New York, said there are privacy issues as well.
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"More and more you&aposre seeing the pharmacist as not just somebody behind the counter counting pills," Dewey said.
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She works as an independent living aide, assisting people with severe mental illnesses, while studying to be a pharmacist.
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The doctors, nurses and pharmacist tend to 101 people in the three hours the boat is anchored at Besamora.
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He is a member of the Energy and Commerce Committee and is currently the only pharmacist serving in Congress.
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A pepper's "heat" is measured in Scoville Heat Units (SHUs), a scale of sorts named after pharmacist Wilbur Scoville.
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Incumbent STEM candidates fared well, too, such as Raleigh, North Carolina Mayor Nancy McFarlane, a pharmacist, was re-elected.
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For the pharmacist Arteaga encountered in an Arizona Walgreens, that included the medication Arteaga needed to induce a miscarriage.
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I also once worked at a pharmacist in Essex, where we used to eat our lunches in the dispensary.
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Andrea Cusack, the pharmacist, typically delivers medicine in her small community of Lake Odessa between Grand Rapids and Lansing.
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It's the special that brought us the witch pharmacist, the "correct" Southwest boarding announcement, and Shelsinger's demonic goat scream.
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A new Georgia law says that a pharmacist may not be penalized for disclosing such information to a customer.
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I asked my pharmacist if there was a difference and he said, no, they are the same chemical makeup.
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His father is a consultant pharmacist involved in geriatric and mental health patient care at PharMerica, also in Seattle.
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The board took the rare step of citing the pharmacy in addition to the pharmacist involved in the error.
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Yes, Henry, an amiable pharmacist, was wide-eyed and clueless, but he was as dependably kindhearted as Fred Rogers.
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Dr. Slater, 30, is a clinical pharmacist at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, specializing in infusion therapies.
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The pharmacist packed the medication into two blue boxes, like the ones construction workers use to carry their lunches.
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"There are people who are living completely barricaded," said Dr. Fleury's friend Nathalie Le Meur, a pharmacist and biologist.
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Without the card, a pharmacist told him, the prescription-grade gauze needed for his bullet wound would cost $49.
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His father, Herman, was a businessman, and his mother, Rachael (Davidson) Sabin, was a pharmacist before becoming a homemaker.
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"I can't make medical diagnoses as a pharmacist, but we were able to do it anyway," Simard told me.
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This is heroin supplied by the British state—prescribed to Lisa by her doctor, and provided by a pharmacist.
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But when she went to her pharmacy to pick up misoprostol, the pharmacist refused to give it to her.
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"I spent my whole life pretending it never happened," says Stapley, 62, now a retired pharmacist and grandmother of two.
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Murdoch was a pharmacist and medical inventor from Timaru, who also created the tranquilizer gun and the childproof cap bottle.
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Pharmacist Bocakarie Sakilla beat 1,000 other contestants to win a $2,000 prize, presented to him by President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf.
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The Professional Compounding Centers of America — the "mothership" of compounding, as one pharmacist puts it — may also be to blame.
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The scale is named after its creator Wilbur Scoville, an American pharmacist who devised the Scoville Organoleptic Test in 1912.
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Mohammed Naim, a pharmacist and neighbor, said it was Ms. Azizi's uncle who got the call about the bus attack.
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Without Walgreens subsidizing their health insurance, he plans to keep working as a pharmacist until he's old enough for Medicare.
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"As a pharmacist I've been trained to give the lowest effective dose for the shortest period of time," Gupta said.
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The hospital's pharmacist, on receiving the request for deworming medication, left the pharmacy to see the worm, according to Banh.
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McPadden also said her gender played a role, saying a male pharmacist who later lost his key was not fired.
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Back in Iraq, she was a pharmacist, her husband was a businessman and they sent their children to private school.
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Dr. Casas: As a baseline, everyone we train to be an operator has to be a pharmacist, nurse, or physician.
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"The pharmacist will pop the seal on a branded bottle and pour it into generic cough syrup bottles," Ablescup said.
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Truworths lead the declines, down 4.6 percent, with TFG (The Foschini Group), pharmacist Clicks, Nedbank and Woolworths following behind it.
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It's what was likely happening to me, my pharmacist confirmed ("I guess you're in the lucky one percent!" he said).
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The founding team includes a Princeton Chemical Engineer, 2 Peace Corps alums, and a Pharmacist from Ghana's top engineering school.
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Most patients don't care about seeing a particular pharmacist — they just want to make sure they get the right medication.
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"Well, I might be free for coffee this weekend," Violet told the pharmacist, slinging the duffel over her bony shoulder.
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And I definitely would have insisted the pharmacist give me Plan B immediately, instead of patiently waiting for an hour.
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An hour later, I explained to the pharmacist why I needed Plan B: I'd had unprotected sex the night before.
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Talk to your pharmacist about drug interactions with other medications and supplements to spot problematic interactions, and prevent bad combinations.
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Amazon's category page on its Japanese site now includes "pharmaceuticals," and sells drugs to patients with approval from a pharmacist.
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Nurses lived in dormitories above the rooms where patients were treated; the pharmacist mixed and dispensed medications from his house.
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His mom and dad—a pharmacist and a corn dealer—two sisters, and two brothers all live in the area.
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This "sets all of us back in our efforts to reduce waste in our facilities," wrote a pharmacist in Montana.
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In the documentary, Teagarden sits with a pharmacist, Charlie Sly, who says that Howard and Zimmerman also took banned substances.
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"We are pharmacist led, in the services we provide, [but] we do view the retail aspect as important," Holyk said.
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For example, let's say your local pharmacist fills a $85033 prescription for you that you called in over the phone.
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Samim Rahimi, 8003, is a second-year pharmacy student in Kunduz and a part-time pharmacist at a private clinic.
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He will also hold a roundtable conversation with participants including a Canadian doctor, patient, policy maker, hospital administrator and pharmacist.
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The town's only pharmacist, John Gregory, enlisted him in 1983 to start a drug distribution business, General Injectables and Vaccines.
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Well now, birth control users in three states have another option: getting the pharmacist to write you a prescription instead.
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"The current EPS service is fragmented and does not enable three-way communication between doctor, patient and pharmacist," he argues.
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Yep, your pharmacist can very likely give vaccinations (with a doctor's order), and may charge the least for the vaccine.
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He was finally admitted to Nagasaki Pharmacy College in 1948, even though he was not planning to become a pharmacist.
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Ferdie Pacheco, the son of a Spanish-born pharmacist who had come to America from Cuba, was born on Dec.
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Mr. Tang, a 26-year-old Chinese pharmacist, left home in February after he was told he had stomach cancer.
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His father, Byron, was a pharmacist who owned a local drugstore; his mother, the former Margaret Polson, also worked there.
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Today, he is a successful businessman and pharmacist who has repaid society for the support he and his family received.
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The Virginia CVS pharmacist said that an increase in customers has resulted in some medications being unavailable at the pharmacy.
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Perhaps Mr. Long, the pharmacist in rural Tennessee, has given the most detailed, thoughtful account of someone who has fired.
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The pharmacist, seeing his swollen foot and backpack, paid for the antibiotics herself and invited him to stay with her.
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In 1867, a German-born pharmacist, Henri Nestlé, began a milk-food production company in the small town of Vevey.
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Lagestee was also a published pharmacist and graduated with a doctorate in pharmacy from Midwestern University, according to her obituary.
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There is proposed legislation that would expand patient access to pharmacist medication management services in medically underserved (mostly rural) areas.
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The prescribing doctor should also be alerted, according to Allison Hanson, a pharmacist at the Institute for Safe Medication Practices.
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"Metrics put unnecessary pressure on pharmacy staff to fill prescriptions as fast as possible, resulting in errors," one pharmacist wrote.
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The clinical foundation and training of a pharmacist graduating today is leaps and bounds above where I started my practice.
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"We hear about side hustles glowingly — it's awesome you can be an Uber driver and also a pharmacist," Quart says.
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When she stopped by her local drugstore post-layoff, the pharmacist told her the NuvaRing would cost $198 without insurance.
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One of the first Brownies was Raymond Goh, 54, a pharmacist who used to lead Halloween tours around the cemetery.
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The pharmacist came back with more news: Blue Shield had rejected it again, saying she needed more documentation from the psychiatrist.
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Gynecologist Antonieta Caporale, who held the post for just over four months, was replaced by pharmacist Luis Lopez, the government said.
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Now jurors will begin to weigh evidence against a pharmacist who prosecutors say is directly responsible for 20133 of those deaths.
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Sasha digs around his bag like the scariest pharmacist you've ever met and pops yet another mystery pill into Tess' mouth.
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But when she went to the Walgreens near her home to pick it up, the pharmacist asked if she was pregnant.
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The patients will need to call a central phone number, talk to a pharmacist, and get Evzio delivered to their door.
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He brought on long-time friend and pharmacist Sonia Patel to build out his team of Pharmacists, and Capsule was born.
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Since introducing robots to its pharmacy in 2010, the UCSF Medical Center has seen fewer pharmacist errors and better patient safety.
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"It's not false; it's just incomplete," said pharmacist Harold DeMonaco, a visiting scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston.
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"Together with a brewer who worked as a pharmacist in the past, we added various ingredients to the beer," Calis continues.
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It's important to speak with your healthcare provider or pharmacist annually to review which vaccines you or your children may need.
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The doctor, hospital, one pharmacist and one nurse are named in a lawsuit filed on behalf of one patient who died.
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The ACLU joined the boycott discussion yesterday, pointing out that a CVS pharmacist refused to fill a transgender client's hormone prescription.
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Unlike my local pharmacist in Hall County, and those across the nation, PBMs do not have to real relationship with patients.
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The pharmacist dispensed the correct drug in the correct amount, and provided you with the correct directions for taking the drug.
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The e-cigarette as we know today didn't show up until Chinese smoker and pharmacist Hon Lik invented it in 2003.
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Police uncovered the syndicate after a pharmacist in Bekasi, near Jakarta, was arrested in May for selling medicine without a license.
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ProPublica describes pharmacist David Berkowitz filling bins with expired medications, including EpiPens, which automatically inject epinephrine to quell severe allergic reactions.
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One pharmacist told reporters that he sometimes takes home expired medications for his family to use, rather than throwing them out.
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Two weeks later, a Sloan Kettering pharmacist showed me how to turn Tafinlar into a liquid for Natan to swallow safely.
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In a statement to CNN, CVS Health said the pharmacist violated its policies and is no longer employed by the company.
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His father, Stephen Fauci, was a pharmacist, his mother Eugenia and his sister worked at the register, and Fauci delivered prescriptions.
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When Mary Louise Luczkowski called her longtime pharmacist Tuesday to refill her prescriptions for lupus medication, she got a surprising answer.
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The pharmacist told me I was lucky to have insurance because what cost me $5 would cost an uninsured person $250.
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If you take medications for these reasons ask your health care provider or pharmacist if they could have sexual side effects.
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But when she tried to get the medication from her local Walgreens on Thursday, the pharmacist asked whether she was pregnant.
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Lim's father, Ted, a licensed pharmacist in Korea, worked in the States as a lab tech, and then in real estate.
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I go into my fridge for my Gatorade, turn on the rest of The Pharmacist, and set my alarm for tomorrow.
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Ms. Fawaz relies on the pharmacist for advice on treating her heart disease instead of a doctor, which she cannot afford.
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Joman Hasan, a Syrian student who has lived in exile since 2014, was a pharmacist when the revolution erupted in 2011.
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Anyone using any form of cannabidiol (CBD) should talk with their pharmacist about possible drug to drug interactions and side effects.
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Some states have adopted laws, for instance introducing mandatory lunch breaks or limiting the number of technicians a pharmacist can supervise.
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And if a drug's effectiveness is degraded by 10%, it's unlikely to harm or help you, pharmacist Mike Fossler told NPR.
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If your drug is on the recall list, the FDA suggests taking it until your doctor or pharmacist provides a replacement.
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Erin Mershon at STAT News recently spent some time shadowing the pharmacist who provides prescription drugs to many members of Congress.
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Her story, which you can read in full here, includes a relatively alarming passage in which the pharmacist casually mentions that some members apparently have Alzheimer's: Mike Kim, the reserved pharmacist-turned-owner of the pharmacy, said he has gotten used to knowing the most sensitive details about some of the most famous people in Washington.
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The pharmacist has no reason not to substitute one for the other, and is often legally or contractually bound to do so.
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Miranda, a retired pharmacist who lives in Rio de Janeiro, said she was kicked so many times that she got kidney infections.
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The man then entered the hospital, shooting and killing two others — a police officer who responded to the scene and a pharmacist.
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Within the temple grounds, the first to die was a pharmacist who drove by in a bronze sedan, heading toward the exit.
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And after mulling the situation over, she grew more "upset" with how the sensitive issue was handled by the former Meijer pharmacist.
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Her parents had met in Germany, where her father, a native South African, was studying pediatrics and her mother was a pharmacist.
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CVS has fired an Arizona pharmacist after he refused to fill a transgender woman's prescription for hormone medication, the company announced Friday.
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Jahan: My friend Sylvia is a pharmacist and has been trying to convince me to switch over to organic tampons for years.
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Later that year, Mr. Robertson, Dr. Ramogida and another Vancouver-based pharmacist formed a company called Advance Nutrascience to market similar creams.
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Vice President Tareck El Aissami announced Thursday night via his Twitter account that pharmacist Luis Lopez was replacing Caporale at Maduro's request.
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Cameron Sexton, a Republican whose wife is a pharmacist, introduced a bill that would allow unexpired medications to be donated in Tennessee.
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Some states, for instance, now allow women to skip their doctor's visit and access birth control with a prescription from a pharmacist.
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Dayna Less: She was tenacious Dayna Less, 24, was a first-year pharmacy resident training to be a pharmacist, the hospital said.
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The regulations allowed pharmacists with religious objections not to dispense the medicines, but only if another pharmacist was available to step in.
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Stone, who is also a pharmacist, took aim at Wiener and Gloria's argument that modern medicine can lower the spread of HIV.
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Lrebs19, a real-life pharmacist, wrote that anyone dispensing the drug would have been alerted to a few errors on Kevin's part.
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"Ask the British, do they still remember the cemetery for their soldiers here in Basra," said Ali al Mohsan, 27, a pharmacist.
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A woman in Michigan claims that a pharmacist at a Meijer location refused to fill her miscarriage medication, citing his religious views.
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A pharmacist in a retail setting like a drugstore typically can only see the prescriptions a patient is filling at her drugstore.
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A transgender woman said she was humiliated after a pharmacist at an Arizona CVS refused to fill her hormone prescription in April.
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A 2013 bill that would allow women to get birth control straight from their pharmacist took effect as California law last Friday.
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Instead, she found herself in the same situation as Hall: face-to-face with a pharmacist denying her the medication she needed.
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I know Halifax Sexual Health Centre has every intention of dispensing it, but again, we need a pharmacist who also steps up.
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This is a small pharmacist who owns his own place and he's trying to compete against CVS and these big drug stores.
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Because her insurance policy has a $2600,28 deductible, her pharmacist told her the cost to refill an EpiPen prescription would be $2789.
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In the case of Utah's recent law, patients will still be able to bill their insurance when a pharmacist administers birth control.
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Ms. Hall wrote that the pharmacist repeatedly and loudly asked her why she needed the prescriptions, which nearly brought her to tears.
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Callimachi: This is a young woman who listened to Coldplay, who loved Harry Potter, who was looking forward to being a pharmacist.
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The former supply chain relied on something like an unscrupulous pharmacist; the latter, a tenacious and endlessly renewable cast of global criminals.
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It's about pharmacies that could legally deny birth control to single mothers or to anyone whose relationship the pharmacist might disapprove of.
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Nine people have been arrested, including the head of the medical college in Gorakhpur, his wife, several doctors, a pharmacist and clerks.
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The pharmacist who took the first call has a professional responsibility to report the error and set off a root-cause analysis.
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Patients taking these medications should continue taking them until their doctor or pharmacist has a replacement drug or treatment, the FDA says.
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Hopkins, 52, said her pharmacist told her that her drug plan, CVS's SilverScript, denied her claim because it was for a generic.
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She explained to the pharmacist that she needed the drug, misoprostol, because she'd had a miscarriage (the fetus' heart had stopped beating).
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"Don't blindly trust a pharmacist, doctor, health-food shop attendant or dietary book, as sadly, most are ill informed," Dr. Reid said.
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Mr. Lone, a pharmacist with two young children, begged them to stop, saying he did not know where his brother had gone.
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Mr. Lone, a pharmacist with two young children, begged them to stop, saying he did not know where his brother had gone.
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"This is a professional healthcare service which, we believe, requires a professional healthcare consultation," Boots chief pharmacist Marc Donovan said in a statement.
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In our sixth installment, we talk to Shirley, a 13-year-old nonprofit worker making $45,000 and flipping houses with her pharmacist husband.
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"Ma asked the pharmacist how much it would cost if she got the prescription there and paid out of pocket," the article says.
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Guardian's head pharmacist, Waldrick Lynn Lemons, used to work at Friendly Pharmacy, a now-defunct internet business formed in Garland, Texas, in 1999.
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Unlike many other retail categories, Fitch views pharmacies as having limited competition from new formats given fixed-price contracts and pharmacist supply constraints.
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"You're going to see this," Mr. Hand, a 47-year-old pharmacist, said, pointing to an exhibit of artifacts from the Apollo missions.
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Jeremy Kahn, a spokesman for the F.D.A., said that patients who filled prescriptions for the drug during those months should consult their pharmacist.
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Sometimes talking to the pharmacist at your local retail drugstore, or the pharmacy counter at your grocery store could result in surprise savings.
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According Melissa Badowski, a pharmacist who treats HIV positive inmates in Illinois, it's unfair to tack on extra punishment for HIV positive prisoners.
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One is whether you're allowing an individual pharmacist to refuse, and the other is whether pharmacies can just refuse to carry the medication.
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It's a good time to be a software developer, general manager or pharmacist if you're looking for a new gig that pays well.
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Barry Cadden, a pharmacist and part of NECC's ownership group, has been charged with 25 murders in seven states, according to an indictment.
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Her pharmacist tried to quell her fears by suggesting the decongestant was likely the cause, and advised her to continue with the antibiotics.
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That somehow, her death connected back to a pharmacist in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, a warehouse raid in Hong Kong, a wrecked boat in Tonga.
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Nicole Mone Arteaga is speaking out against Walgreens after, she says, a pharmacist for the chain refused to fill her miscarriage-inducing prescription.
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"I understand you just want to feel safe, in case — you know," said a pharmacist in the East New York section of Brooklyn.
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He says the girl went to a pharmacy where the pharmacist cleaned the wound and put some sort of medicine on the wound.
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But he is worried about his mother, a pharmacist who works in Oxnard, because she now drives 100 miles round trip every day.
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"...Even the high price doesn't stop hundreds of thousands of Gaza residents from using Tramadol," a local pharmacist told Al-Monitor in August.
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The vaccine scandal first came to light a year ago when police in Shandong, an eastern province, arrested a pharmacist and her daughter.
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In terms of choices, as a pharmacist, ex-smoker, and developer, I am very keen to recommend closed systems [like cig-a-likes].
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Among them are Luis Maroto, a teacher, and Reyes Santana, a pharmacist, both in their 216.9s, and their 1003-day-old baby, Rafa.
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Besides, the rule applies to pharmacies rather than pharmacists; if a pharmacist cannot, in conscience, supply the pills, a colleague may do so.
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Federal investigators began probing Henson in 2014 following concerns from a pharmacist that he had been over-prescribing controlled medications, the Eagle reported.
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Science certainly isn't everyone's thing, but if you want to become a doctor, astronomer, or pharmacist, you'll need to learn to like it.
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Singer grew up in the Bronx and in Teaneck, New Jersey, one of three children of a pharmacist father and a homemaker mother.
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The pharmacist wanted Enotiades's father to relabel the drug, apparently to save on customs charges when the tablets were exported to South Africa.
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Neni, balancing motherhood and her dreams of becoming a pharmacist, is particularly appealing; she thrums on the page, full of complexity and yearning.
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" She said the pharmacist then proceeded to ask her questions in front of other customers, which she said left her "embarrassed and distressed.
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"I transferred all of my prescriptions there so that I never again have to see the pharmacist who discriminated against me," she wrote.
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The pharmacist comes to explain each of the medicines I'll take at home, including one that has a side effect of bone pain.
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The cost is not cheap—according to one New Brunswick pharmacist I spoke to, it's $59.98 per kit—and the stock is low.
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She was dependent on methadone for 3 years, while in a long term relationship, and living with, the pharmacist who dosed her daily.
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Medicine given 'without consent,' lawsuit says Now, Austin is suing the doctor, nurse, pharmacist, and hospital involved with Bonnie's care for her death.
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They fired up a snowmobile to deliver medication With snow blocking driveways, a Michigan pharmacist got creative in delivering prescriptions to her customers.
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One pharmacist says he sometimes takes home expired over-the-counter medicine from his pharmacy so he and his family can use it.
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Mr. Allison's mother retired as an owner, with her husband, a pharmacist, of a Snyder Drug Store that was in White Bear Lake.
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Born in Virginia, he was a lawyer with no law office, a distributor of sports drugs with no formal training as a pharmacist.
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A pharmacist considering a dozen ingredients faces countless possible recipes, varying amounts of each compound, which could take a supercomputer years to simulate.
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The case has riveted China in part because of a cruel irony: The missing man was not a common laborer but a pharmacist.
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A CVS staff pharmacist based in central Virginia said that their store frequently deals with potentially infected people with no personal protective equipment.
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A Walgreens staff pharmacist in the Seattle, Washington, area said that they were generally pleased with the company's pandemic-related communication and response.
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"I think it's important for [people] to understand that their prescriber and their pharmacist are here to help them through this," Ganio says.
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"That gets hard," said Matt Miller, an infectious disease clinical pharmacist at the University of Colorado Hospital, referring to further demands on equipment.
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Marina Korneeva, a pharmacist, on her daily commute from her job in Marinka to Kurakhovo, where she lives as an internally displaced person.
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In 2016, a patient was prescribed the wrong medication when a pharmacist chose a similarly named drug from a list on a computer.
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His sister declared, however, that she planned to leave Taesung someday and perhaps pursue a career as a pharmacist, taking him by surprise.
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Because viewers are following a civilian alleging and solving serious cases, the narrative of The Pharmacist doesn't feel wholly linear, related, or cohesive.
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He was released in October but barred from leaving the country and lost his pharmacist job in Dubai, his sole source of income.
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The pharmacist doesn't appear to have violated any patient privacy laws, which only restrict providing medical information that would identify a specific patient.
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I get my prescription refill, along with a pill slicer that the pharmacist convinces me I need, and a bottle of contact lens solution.
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"Our decision to list on the JSE is an important next phase of Dis-Chem's growth story," Saltzman, a pharmacist, said in a statement.
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By contrast, the pharmacist should already be charging as much as parents are willing to pay for products without adult users, such as nappies.
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Had the customer been a man prescribed the same medication, that is also commonly used to treat ulcers, the pharmacist would have filled it.
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"I don't any wish any ill intent...I want him to be aware that his actions have repercussions," Peterson said of the Petoskey pharmacist.
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" Arteaga said she told the pharmacist her baby was not viable and that she did not have a choice, but "he still said no.
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While the pharmacist was able to cobble together $700 to buy passage on a military helicopter out of the city, many aren't so lucky.
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A Michigan woman says that a pharmacist refused to fill her prescription for a drug that was medically necessary after she experienced a miscarriage.
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Hilde Hall wrote a blog post on Thursday for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) describing how a CVS pharmacist in Fountain Hills, Ariz.
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If your drug is on the recall list, the FDA suggests that you countinue taking it until your doctor or pharmacist provides a replacement.
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In Michigan earlier this year, a pharmacist at a Meijer supermarket refused to fill a 35-year-old woman's prescription for the drug misoprostal.
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And so I'm like, well, I'm married to a pharmacist ... well if it's a B12 vitamin, why are they injecting it into his leg?
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"I was born in 1991, the same year a Virgin Megastore in Dublin was raided for selling condoms without a pharmacist present," she wrote.
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Her elation quickly turned to anxiety when the pharmacist refused to fill her prescription and humiliated her in front of other customers, she said.
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But the pharmacist would be required to notify the company in advance so it could ensure that the patient would promptly receive the medicine.
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His father, Leopold, was a pharmacist, and his mother, Minnie (Reed) Helfand, was an occasional pianist who sometimes accompanied the opera singer Marian Anderson.
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Pharmacies keep an Arabic speaker on staff in order to translate to the Turkish pharmacist, and often advertise this service in their front window.
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The 30-year-old Syrian pharmacist who was on duty that day asked that only her first name, Asala, be printed, for security reasons.
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His father is a pharmacist at Rite Aid in Stony Point, N.Y. The couple met in 2008 at Turtle Bay, a bar in Manhattan.
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Courtney, 41, Durham, North Carolina I work from home in freelance communications, and my husband is a clinical psychiatric pharmacist in a local hospital.
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Don Colcord, a pharmacist and one of the rare Democrats in Nucla, also believes that the party needs to stop alienating small-town America.
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The most popular occupations in Beckley are licensed practical nurse (LPN), office manager, and clinical pharmacist, which pay between $26,000 and $99,000 per year.
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One pharmacist acknowledged making 10 to 12 errors a year — "that are caught" — in an anonymous letter to the South Carolina Board of Pharmacy.
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Just by asking questions, a patient increases the odds that the pharmacist will take a second look at the prescription — and catch any errors.
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Daniel Xu, a pharmacist and manager at Starside Drugs in Flushing, said a customer came in on Monday and completely bought out his stock.
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In 2012, I met with a community pharmacist having so much trouble obtaining prescription opioids that he had to turn away legitimate pain patients.
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Ms. Hopkins, 52, said her pharmacist had told her that her drug plan, CVS's SilverScript, denied her claim because it was for a generic.
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In another case, the defendant, who was a pharmacist, was given a life sentence in Mosul for providing wounded ISIS members with medical services.
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"Patients or family members of patients should explicitly ask if a clinical pharmacist has checked their medications for any significant drug interactions," Bossaer said.
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The local pharmacist said several customers moves their prescriptions to other towns, but no one knows exactly how many residents the town has lost.
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Mr. Ginsberg's grandfather was an ethical pharmacist who introduced medication dispensing methods and cultivated relationships with the most important doctors, and thus, their patients.
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The line can churn out 5,400 bottles a day, "and everything is automated except putting the caps on," said Christopher Ntege, the chief pharmacist.
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He was paying for the FedEx account, so then the pharmacist would drop your drugs into a FedEx envelope that he had paid for.
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Heck, she made less sense than the jeering pharmacist (played by the endlessly entertaining Fisher Stevens) who was always giving Stone a hard time.
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"The consultation helps the pharmacist offer important sexual healthcare advice to women and helps us prevent emergency contraception from being misused or overused," he said.
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An Arizona woman said she was denied miscarriage medication by a pharmacist at a Walgreens in Peoria who said it went against his personal beliefs.
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"The birch tree is packed with nutrients and has highly developed purification processes, and is super-efficient at circulating sap," Evelyn Liddell, Weleda's pharmacist, explains.
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Arizona is one of six states in the US where it's legal for a pharmacist to refuse to fill prescriptions for moral or religious reasons.
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Cover image: In this April 2, 2018, file photo, a pharmacist poses for photos holding a bottle of OxyContin at Daniel's Pharmacy in San Francisco.
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"To help make sure they give the right dose, parents should ask their doctor or pharmacist which dosing tool is best to use," she said.
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"I saw this happen in December," said a former resident of Deir ez-Zor who worked as a pharmacist before fleeing to Turkey in December.
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By all accounts, the modern e-cigarette is the invention of Chinese pharmacist Han Li, who created it in 2003 as a smoking-cessation aid.
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"Parents should look at this as a risk-benefit analysis," said Trella, who is also a pharmacist and was not involved in the new study.
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Mohammed began sharing extremist material within weeks of meeting Londoner El-Hassan, a qualified pharmacist, who in turn helped him find information on making ricin.
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"The situation is actually worse now, not better ... we lost the chance to hold them accountable nine years ago," said Fatima Kibbi, 33, a pharmacist.
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In a PBM's perfect world, there would be no independent pharmacy and no local pharmacist advocating to make sure patients do not overpay for drugs.
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Formed in 22012 by the pharmacist Chizuo Matumoto, who would later assume the name Shoko Asahara, Aum Shinrikyo was originally dedicated to yoga and meditation.
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Watch More from Vice News Tonight: One of Tennant's patients, Ryle Holder, is a pharmacist taking high-dose opioids for a painful condition called arachnoiditis.
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These regimes are not fully "over the counter," since they require a consultation with a pharmacist, who has authority to prescribe and dispense birth control.
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An expert testified that the practice of a pharmacist reaching out to a doctor's office is "typical of the industry," according to the court decision.
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"The pharmacy will have no choice but to double the price," says Randy Mire, a pharmacist who won the license for the Baton Rouge area.
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Parker, a pharmacist by training, saw an opportunity to create an aspirational, design-focused brand in pharmacy that doesn't constantly remind people that they're sick.
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Dr. Greg Dewey, the president of Albany College, told Business Insider that the role of a pharmacist transcends what you might expect from the profession.
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If you know your drug is on the recall list, the FDA suggests you continue taking it until your doctor or pharmacist provides a replacement.
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"We've been waiting for this for a long time," said Christa Cepuch, the pharmacist coordinator of the access-to-medicines campaign at Doctors Without Borders.
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" She also said some pharmacist lobbying groups are painting a "skewed picture of the reimbursement they receive from CVS Caremark by cherry-picking some claims.
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I don't want to think about what might happen if this pharmacist mistreats a transgender person who does not have a good social support system.
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If consumers do shop around, she advised keeping in touch with a single doctor or pharmacist who knows all of the drugs that are prescribed.
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A person with a fever came in and admitted to the Virginia pharmacist that they lived with someone who had tested positive for COVID-19.
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But Jordan School District policy allows medication delivered by syringe only if it has been prefilled by the drug manufacturer or by a registered pharmacist.
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However, the New Jersey pharmacist said, they feel the company hasn't done enough to encourage customers to use its drive-thru or free delivery services.
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And I wondered whether the pharmacy's actions would be legal if, indeed, the pharmacist argued that helping a person like me went against his beliefs.
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Schueller was a pharmacist by trade, who invented a new formula for hair die in 1908 that he called L'Oreal, Business Insider's Áine Cain reported.
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My lola, a former pharmacist who tended African violets in her retirement, was the one my mom and my aunts deferred to in the kitchen.
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The Louisiana pharmacist Dan Schneider turned himself into a gumshoe after the police lost interest in solving his son's death in a drug-related shooting.
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Utah's Republican governor signed a law Tuesday making the state one of the few to allow women get birth control directly from a pharmacist. Gov.
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Patients can also contact their pharmacist, who may be able to provide valsartan from a drug maker not involved in the recall, the FDA says.
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One such pharmacist, Mamadou Konate, remembered the days when it was common for pharmacists to give malaria medication without confirming that a patient was positive.
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After her mother, a pharmacist, died two years ago at 85, Ms. Alexander and her sister decided to fund a university scholarship for female pharmacists.
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Typically, a seven-day lead time suffices in case the pharmacist needs to get in touch with your doctor or order more of the medication.
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"Any dissent perceived by corporate is met with a target placed on one's back," an unnamed pharmacist wrote to the South Carolina board last year.
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But before we could sing the requisite hosannas, the pharmacist informed me that while the insulin was indeed covered, it was not a "preferred" medication.
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Fischer Stevens, who plays the give-no-shits pharmacist, says about 20 words during the course of the show, and all of them are funny.
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A Walgreens pharmacist in Arizona denied a woman medication to end an unviable pregnancy, stating that it was against his ethical beliefs to fill the prescription.
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Or if there are no other pharmacists available (because there's only one pharmacist on call, for example), then they are may refer you to another pharmacy.
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When I called the pharmacy to figure out what happened, the pharmacist explained that the insurance company formulary didn't cover the specific contraception I had prescribed.
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But he claims that a few days later, his wife called the CVS, to discuss her own prescription, and a pharmacist brought up his Viagra script.
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It won't let a pharmacist share your oxycodone prescription, but it will let an online shopping service tell another company that you bought a knee brace.
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I was working at Walgreens in the 21993s, and they had a deal where if you wanted to be a pharmacist, they'd send you to school.
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"It's one-stop shopping," said Jacqueline Haynes, who started coming to the new concept store after her favorite pharmacist was transferred to this branch last month.
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Douglas Hoey is a pharmacist and CEO of the National Community Pharmacists Association, which represents the nation's more than 22,000 independent community pharmacies and their pharmacists.
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By allowing pharmacists to act as health-care providers, pharmacist-prescribed birth control could pave the way for much broader licensing reform across the medical profession.
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" Justice Alito added that the regulations "are likely to make a pharmacist unemployable if he or she objects on religious grounds to dispensing certain prescription medications.
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As a blood pressure monitor squeezed snugly around his arm, the pharmacist counseled Thomas, 49, on his diet and stress level while checking his blood pressure.
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The pharmacist and owner, Stephen Cilento, said 90 percent of his business was in prescriptions, and he delivers, something that Bay Ridge's growing senior population appreciates.
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To become a pharmacist, you must earn a doctor of pharmacy degree, which requires attending a four-year (sometimes three-year) program after your undergraduate work.
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The clauses prevent a pharmacist from telling a customer if, for example, their $85033 co-pay is higher than the pharmacy's cash price for a drug.
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The clauses prevent a pharmacist from telling a customer if, for example, their $22019 co-pay is higher than the pharmacy's cash price for a drug.
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"Had the customer been a man prescribed the same medication, that is also commonly used to treat ulcers, the pharmacist would have filled it," Kovach said.
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The clauses prevent a pharmacist from telling a customer if, for example, their $20 co-pay is higher than the pharmacy's cash price for a drug.
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There was a physicist tackling cancer, a lawyer who guides startups, and a pharmacist changing how patients are cared for (among more than two dozen others!).
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They facilitate trust in medicines among patients and health-care providers, underpinning the confidence essential for physician prescribing, pharmacist dispensing and patient adoption of new therapies.
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Dr. Anita Gupta is an anesthesiologist, pharmacist and currently Associate Professor and Vice Chair of Pain Medicine in at Drexel University College of Medicine in Philadelphia.
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Work by Christopher Jones, a pharmacist and public health researcher, showed that the number of patients treated at them has barely increased in over a decade.
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The clauses prevent a pharmacist from telling a customer if, for example, their $20 co-pay is higher than the pharmacy's cash price for a drug.
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Independent community pharmacies, which are often located in underserved areas, can enhance these efforts by ensuring adequate patient access to prescription drugs and pharmacist counseling services.
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The pharmacist would take a cheek swab right in the store, then send the sample off to be processed in Genomind's lab just outside of Philadelphia.
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The facility had contracted with an experienced pharmacist to administer the influenza vaccine, Roles said, but all received injections of what's believed to be insulin instead.
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I walked into her room with my gaggle of team members: two nurse practitioners, a leukemia pharmacist, a pharmacy resident, a medical resident, an oncology fellow.
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If you're worried because the drug you take is on the recall list, talk with your doctor or pharmacist before changing any routine with your medicine.
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"In terms of quality, you cannot tell for sure, you just trust," said David E. Wata, an oncology pharmacist at Kenyatta, the country's top public hospital.
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In 2014, jail medical staff said a pharmacy technician, not a licensed pharmacist, was taking prescription orders in violation of Georgia law, leading to medication errors.
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But Ms. Watkins alleged in the lawsuit that the method of prefilling by a pharmacist was impractical, unaffordable and not covered by insurance, the lawsuit said.
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His father, Samuel, was a pharmacist, and his mother, Fannie (Tischelman) Lederman, was a comptroller for a wholesale drug company owned by one of Harold's uncles.
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Born in 1908 (or 1911 — biographers do not agree), Petry was trained as a pharmacist, worked as a reporter, married, and would soon be a mother.
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It started as a partnership between George Korres, a pharmacist, and Nikolas Paschalakis, a computer expert, who wanted to showcase Greek food with a contemporary twist.
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In an article for Natural Medicine Journal, however, Ross Pelton, a pharmacist and nutritionist, writes that different kinds probiotic bacteria produce different kinds of postbiotic metabolites.
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Recently, both Tennessee and Texas legislators, recognizing the value that pharmacist care services can provide their communities, have followed Washington state's lead and passed similar legislation.
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"It takes people a long time to find a first doctor, to make an appointment, to find a second doctor, to find a pharmacist," she said.
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"This will be a bullet for Trump," said Kim, a Manchester resident who has a disability and had worked as a pharmacist, of the Iowa chaos.
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Ben Hertz, a pharmacist at Elmora Healthcare, an independent pharmacy in Elizabeth, New Jersey, told Insider he hasn't seen any increase in requests for early refills.
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"I am a danger to the public working for CVS," one pharmacist wrote in an anonymous letter to the Texas State Board of Pharmacy in April.
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"When a pharmacist has a legitimate concern about working conditions, we make every effort to address that concern in good faith," CVS said in a statement.
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Ranging in age from 18 to 80, the students included a military veteran, a pharmacist and people trained in computer animation, psychology, photojournalism, textiles and fashion.
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He said she left the family's home, in a village south of Hanoi, at 17 to attend community college, where she studied to be a pharmacist.
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Peterson later talked to a regional manager at Meijer about it and was told the pharmacist was on personal leave and an investigation had been started.
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Since the contraceptives are prescribed by a pharmacist and not technically over-the-counter medication, insurance companies are still required by law to cover the cost.
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That's much longer than it should be, said Deanna Kelly, a psychiatric pharmacist and chief of the Treatment Research Program at the Maryland Psychiatric Research Center.
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And Ms. Terry confronts the limits of her plastic ban each time she visits the pharmacy, where no pharmacist would put medicine in a Mason jar.
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I have offered, and my partner initially refused, but when she was going to a more expensive pharmacist, she accepted, and now we share the cost.
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A sympathetic pharmacist was willing to work with me, and I stayed on the phone with her as we painstakingly submitted one insulin prescription after another.
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Centro Botanico has a pharmacist, who is on hand to help with homeopathy and natural cures, and a beauty specialist gives tips on Mondays and Fridays.
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Above all, they abuse basic bonds of trust -- between doctor and patient; between pharmacist and doctor; between taxpayer and government -- and pervert them to their own ends.
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NECC's supervisory pharmacist, Glenn A. Chin, also is charged with 25 counts of second-degree murder, though a trial date for Chin has not yet been set.
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A pharmacist who refuses a customer based on personal beliefs is supposed to refer the customer to another employee so they're not left out in the cold.
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If your doctor determines that you do need pills for your problem, pharmacist NaaDede Badger-Plange suggests starting with an antacid, such as Tums, Rolaids or Maalox.
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But the FDA requires medication abortion, which accounts for nearly a third of all abortions, to be administered to a patient by a clinician, not a pharmacist.
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"When you have no means you are forced to go out onto the street," said Barakissa Cherik, a pharmacist in Ivory Coast's lagoon-side commercial capital Abidjan.
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In a clinic, they formed a "care team" — a social worker, a nurse, two doctors, and a pharmacist — who devote themselves to helping people like Monica Rudolph.
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When first approached by a reporter in 2015, Foundation Care's CEO and head pharmacist, Dan Blakeley, flatly denied that his company supplied Missouri with its execution drugs.
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Since "medicinal" alcohol was exempt from the law, he used his credentials as a licensed pharmacist and drug company owner to move his booze through legal channels.
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"When you have a pharmacist verbally communicating with you, you're more likely to communicate and understand that information," said Mohamed Jalloh, spokesman of the American Pharmacists Association.
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His network, as he described it, extends from Germany and Switzerland to Vancouver, British Columbia, where Chad Robertson, a pharmacist, said Sly was a savant of doping.
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The good news is that to his knowledge, no doctor or pharmacist has ever been sued or jailed for prescribing Naloxone, so that hasn't been a problem.
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"Everyone was always saying that in crisis there are opportunities," says co-founder Ramon Ortiz, a pharmacist by training who launched the business with physician Jennifer Serrano.
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He said the pharmacist told the person that prediabetes is reversible through diet and exercise, and then walked the person over to the dietitian for a consultation.
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The field's foundational treatise was first presented to a small scientific debating society in London one evening in 290 by a shy Quaker pharmacist named Luke Howard.
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In May, Swanljung handed his Medicare prescription card to the pharmacist at his local Walgreens and was told that he owed $272 for a three-month supply.
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But after doctors and pharmacist groups complained that the programs could be burdensome, the final language of the conference report made the adoption of such programs voluntary.
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Overseen by its pharmacist founder, the company engaged in this illegal activity for more than 17 years and likely contributed to the deaths of highly-vulnerable patients.
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In 213, a Chinese pharmacist named Hon Lik patented the first version of today's standard e-cigarette: a device that vaporizes liquid nicotine through a heating element.
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Despite these medications being over-the-counter, you need to ask your pharmacist for a box and provide your photo I.D. and contact information when you buy.
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The REMS document and national PDMP will be checked by the pharmacist at the time of medication dispensing as a safeguard against inappropriate and/or duplicate prescribing.
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While like many of the female Arab tourists, 21-year-old pharmacist Marwa wore a headscarf, others were in full-face veils, something many Austrians find unacceptable.
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The pharmacist would talk with the customer, who would then talk to their doctor, who could then place an order for the test, like any other prescription.
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While Boontham has a degree in pharmacology and has been a pharmacist for more than 22023 years, he has no idea of Thailand's treatment guidelines for gonorrhea.
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Enter Parmentier, a pharmacist by training who, lacking the funds to open his own pharmacy, decided to lend his skills to a career in the French military.
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When things get busy, that second step becomes a bottleneck; pharmacies often only have one pharmacist on hand, and they're often doing a dozen things at once.
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Once she was at the counter, she admitted to the pharmacist that she had just been released from the hospital and was supposed to be under quarantine.
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A pharmacist had alerted hospital authorities that Dr. Husel was prescribing high doses of fentanyl to patients, in some cases overriding the hospital's protocols for the drug.
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TJ Parker, a pharmacist, and Elliot Cohen, an engineer, founded the start-up after meeting through a health care innovation program at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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One told her an instance of when the pharmacist had to frantically wipe down everything in the store a patient showing symptoms of COVID-19 came in.
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At Kerema Hospital, the major facility in Gulf Province, another hour's drive, Abel Benedict, a pharmacist, said he had not received his monthly order for four months.
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Hoke, who is a pharmacist near her home in Fayetteville, near Syracuse, noted that many new cancer drugs offer little long-term hope but are still covered.
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While working as a pharmacist, Le participated in filling more than 745,000 prescriptions, including more than 100,000 for controlled substances, O'Malley's office said in a news release.
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That's why it is important that pharmacist clinical services be compensated separately from filling prescriptions—through Medicare Part B's medical services plan (not Part D's pharmacy benefits).
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We need a policy change that helps people everywhere get access to needed pharmacist clinical care services, by removing barriers to putting pharmacists on the care team.
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Quotable: "I am a danger to the public working for CVS," one pharmacist wrote in an anonymous letter to the Texas State Board of Pharmacy in April.
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Howard, the son of a Quaker businessman, earned his pennies as a pharmacist, but his passion was the skies — and he soon became an accomplished amateur meteorologist.
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If the Affordable Care Act's contraceptive coverage requirement were reversed, it probably would not have too much of an effect on the apps, websites or pharmacist laws.
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The coalition included a cross-section of the neighborhood: a climate scientist, engineers, academics, a Chinese takeout restaurant owner, an auto repair shop owner and a pharmacist.
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Wilkie, in which Noris Babb, a former pharmacist at a Florida Veterans Affairs Medical Center, alleged she was passed up for a promotion because of age discrimination.
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"We are afraid to speak up and lose our jobs," one pharmacist wrote anonymously last year in response to a survey by the Missouri Board of Pharmacy.
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"The pharmacist literally walked up to me and said, 'I'm really sorry, we do not have any epinephrine here,'" Thiel, who lives in Tucson, Arizona, told CNBC.
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Andrea Cusack, a pharmacist at Lake Odessa Pharmacy, typically delivers medicines for customers in the small community of Lake Odessa, a town between Grand Rapids and Lansing.
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The wife of a pharmacist who moonlights as an interpreter says that her husband is constantly getting calls from the border in the middle of the night.
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They're part of an L train look that in the last five years has been worn by everyone from Hollywood's A-list to the local CVS pharmacist.
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The pharmacist, Mr. Sarialioglu, who remembers when Ivanka Trump visited the Trump-branded complex in Istanbul several years ago, said he worried about shortages of cancer drugs.
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"Requiring a pharmacist to prescribe and dispense oral contraceptives only replaces one barrier — a physician's prescription — with another," ACOG president Dr. Mark DeFrancesco said in a statement.
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"Maybe you should try executing them with heroin," the pharmacist wise-cracked about a drug that's a whole lot easier to obtain in the state of Virginia.
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Governor Mary Fallin's General Counsel pushed to go ahead with the execution after the doctor and pharmacist both said potassium acetate and potassium chloride were medically interchangeable.
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But agronomists buying seeds and chemicals haven't had the equivalent of a neighborhood pharmacist informing them when there's an effective generic they could try to lower their expenditures.
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Cadden, owner and head pharmacist of New England Compounding Center, known as NECC, is charged with 25 counts of second-degree murder in connection to the 2012 outbreak.
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If you're getting some for your medicine cabinet, ask the pharmacist for the latest expiration date they have (just like people do with Epi-Pens for food allergies).
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He was just getting his first paycheck as a pharmacist, so he was going from living the student life to living the six-figure life in six weeks.
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Then he went to a third, where the pharmacist tried to negotiate, asking if he had a copay card and offering to match the price at another pharmacy.
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Pharmacist Ali Walid breathed a deep sigh of relief this week when Turkey agreed to halt a military thrust into northeastern Syria aimed at pushing back Kurdish fighters.
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Coventry wrote down every medication, and went to the pharmacist to understand what the medications were, and then to Betty's doctor to find out what was going on.
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For supplements, given they are often purchased without a prescription, the in-store pharmacist may be able to guide the patient about alternatives that are easier to swallow.
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The pharmacist said it felt like a drug deal because I pulled up in my car still in my pajamas, hadn't shaved, and just handed off the package.
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At the Helen Joseph, which sees 750 patients a day, a robot pharmacist is already at work helping to pick out drugs and wrap them up for patients.
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Eventually, a Long Island pharmacist reported his suspicions about Parry to the federal agency after "drug-seeking individuals" began showing up with prescriptions for oxycodone, methadone, and hydrocodone.
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At the same time, they are also required to refer the prescription to another pharmacist or manager on duty to meet the patient's needs in a timely manner.
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In one instance, I stood off to the side while the pharmacist spent about 10 minutes searching online for New York State's laws regarding the dispensing of naloxone.
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A handful of people are advising the new entity, including former Obama administration Medicare and Medicaid chief Don Berwick and Nebraska's former Democratic senator and pharmacist Bob Kerrey.
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If you've spent the past five years working as a pharmacist but have always dreamed of working in editorial, brace yourself for the reality of a pay cut.
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One juror, a pharmacist, was dismissed after saying he was familiar with the company, and that he would compare any testimony about drug pricing to his own knowledge.
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But as Arteaga's story demonstrates, conscience clauses can place a heavy burden on patients, who experience humiliation and inconvenience when a pharmacist refuses to fill a legal prescription.
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The researchers randomly assigned the men, based on their barbershop, to participate in the pharmacist-led program or to a control group between February 2015 and July 193.
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Now this sounds enviably convenient: In California and Oregon, you should soon be able to get birth control straight from your pharmacist, without a prescription from a doctor.
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In order to pursue a pharmacy career in Canada, you must hold a bachelor's degree in pharmacy, work under a pharmacist for additional training and obtain a license.
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Going around back to pick up a sex toy doesn't raise suspicion since many pharmacies already have a backroom where customers can ask private questions of the pharmacist.
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In the documentary, which was broadcast in late December, Charlie Sly, a pharmacist in Texas, told an undercover reporter that he provided performance-enhancing drugs to the players.
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"A pharmacist has to oversee the facility; when they pour the pills into the cylinder to fill the prescription, only a pharmacy tech can do that," she explained.
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"People are asking me for information about what to do," said Yousif Karoija, 30, a pharmacist from Aleppo, Syria, who has been in Greece for nearly a month.
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The pharmacist who leveled the claim recanted his statements in a YouTube video made after Manning's legal representatives visited him but before the Al Jazeera report was broadcast.
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Fortunately, after a trip to the outpatient pharmacy, his pharmacist found a supply of the stuff already on the shelves—a break Kimberlin says saved the baby's life.
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To find out more, I spoke to Daniel Hartung, a pharmacist and associate professor at Oregon State University who conducted a study on skyrocketing drug costs in 2015.
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In April, a transgender woman in Arizona said she held back tears when the pharmacist on duty allegedly refused to fill her prescription for hormone therapy replacement treatment.
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Jean-Marie Maroulis, a pharmacist at the Village Apothecary in Manhattan, said that the number of customers there had increased by a third amid fears of the virus.
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Ms. Hall, 25, said a CVS pharmacist refused to fill one of the prescriptions, did not provide a reason and then declined to return her doctor's prescription note.
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"The idea here is that there must be an added layer of professional counseling," said Ned Milenkovich, a pharmacist and lawyer with the firm Much Shelist in Chicago.
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Once she was at the counter, the patient admitted to the pharmacist that she had just been released from the hospital and was supposed to be under quarantine.
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They also tracked down a pharmacist in Ormond Beach who was reportedly stripped of her license and awaiting trial but had reopened her pharmacy and started selling again.
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"We don't really look at them as Canadian or American," said Roland Roy, a pharmacist and the chairman of the local board of trustees, whom everyone calls Buzz.
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Rather, with few exceptions, such as a scene in which Jack tries to wheedle Valium out of a pharmacist, the play remains trite even as it approaches seriousness.
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She is 37, married and employed as a pharmacist, and her family of three is able to rent an apartment in another town, Kurakhovo, about 10 miles away.
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As a pharmacist, Mr. Tai is concerned about the health care legislation unveiled by Senate Republicans last month, which he said would leave his customers with unaffordable bills.
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