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Megan Haggan 29/05/2024

Emily Turkovic's naloxone in-store promotion

Determined to help save the lives of people like the brother she lost, one intern has used her health promotion requirement to get naloxone into homes After completing her Bachelors of Pharmacy (Honors) at The Queensland University of Technology in July 2023, Emily Turkovic began her internship with Foote’s Pharmacy Rosewood, Queensland (which she has

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