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The compounder, the doctor and the institute

Sheshtyn Paola 17/09/2016

A compounding pharmacy has been criticised for dispensing a withdrawn substance… but is the reproval warranted? Dr Ken Harvey, from Monash University’s School of Public Health, has notified the AJP that he has submitted a complaint to AHPRA and the ACCC regarding a compounding pharmacy and its dispensing of the appetite suppressant, diethylpropion. He mentions

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