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Book Review: Maya’s Pharmacy Adventure

Sheshtyn Paola 03/09/2024

This new children’s picture book written by a pharmacist is a treasure trove of medicines safety advice for laypeople When I first brought home this new picture book, written by pharmacy researcher Dr Renly Lim from the University of South Australia, I was convinced it was beyond the interest or capacity of my 19-month-old daughter.

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