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Chris Brooker 10/01/2018

Pharmacy patients are complaining of being “treated like drug addicts” as codeine change awareness spreads, say extended hours pharmacists With the codeine upscheduling deadline of 1 February looming, the Extended Hours Pharmacies Association (EHPA) is urging its members to invite their local MP to understand consumer distress and to see the effectiveness of the MedsAssist

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