What pharmacists have to say about medicines sharing


woman being handed pills by her husband
Why do people share prescription medicines, and is it always a bad thing? People share medicines by either lending or borrowing them, and prescription medicines that are reported to be most commonly shared between people are those used to treat pain, allergies and bacterial infections – but what are the risks? Researchers from the School

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