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Aug
2021
Native Delawarean Kathleen McGuiness, RPh, went from owner of a small independent pharmacy in the city of Rehoboth Beach, DE, to Delaware State Auditor—a natural progression, in McGuiness’ words.
Categories: Billing, APhA News, PBMs, Pharmacists, Student Pharmacists, Technicians
Tags: APhA News
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A new poll shows that most American have high levels of trust in physicians, nurses, and pharmacists. The poll, from the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy and the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research, found that at least 7 in 10 Americans believe doctors, nurses, and pharmacists will do the right thing for them and their families most of the time.
Categories: APhA News, Pharmacists, Student Pharmacists, Technicians
Among the many collateral effects of COVID-19, the pandemic has exacerbated the mental health crisis in the United States. For some, the global shutdown interrupted ongoing mental health care. For others, the stress and isolation triggered new mental health issues.
Categories: Care of the Underserved, COVID-19, Community-based Pharmacy, APhA News, Pharmacists, Student Pharmacists, Technicians
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A new study published in PLoS One suggests that the influenza vaccine may help safeguard individuals against COVID-19.
Categories: Immunology, Infectious Disease, COVID-19, Immunizations, Influenza, APhA News, Vaccines, Pharmacists, Student Pharmacists, Technicians
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Results of a new pragmatic trial called ADAPTABLE will give clinicians and their patients with heart disease more to discuss when it comes to the right dose of aspirin needed to prevent another heart attack or stroke.
Categories: Cardiology, Neurology, APhA News, Pharmacists, Student Pharmacists, Technicians
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