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Sheshtyn Paola 17/12/2019

A pharmacy misfilled a baby’s prescription with methadone – a mistake that was caught just in time A five-month-old girl was almost given methadone after a pharmacy accidentally dispensed the wrong medication. Omayma Pathan from Ontario in Canada told Global News Canada that she went to the pharmacy to get her daughter's usual anti-reflux medication

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