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The pharmacist fills hundreds of prescriptions per day.

The results show that discrepancies are closely connected to doctors mistakes on prescriptions and pharmacists lax attitude toward inspecting the prescriptions for mistakes.

The hospital admitted that the student had given prescriptions without a doctor's guidance.

Methods Analysis and conclusion were made on prescriptions in Intergratlng Chinese and Western Mediclne to find its rules.

They need to have a list of the parent's prescriptions, allergies, physicians and contact information and the parent's pharmacy.

In search of new beliefs, of prescriptions for disease, of curbing the spread of disease that engulfed India, Gandhi came to the looted village of Sri Rampur.

Han medicinal texts confirm this image, for two medical prescriptions uncovered in the archaeological site of Mawangdui blame fox spirits for causing illnesses.

I'm talking about the families I've met whose spiraling premiums and out-of-pocket expenses are pushing them into bankruptcy or forcing them to go without the check-ups or prescriptions they need.

The medical prescriptions of Taiping royal prescriptions have remarkable features.

Washington's financial institutions were once notorious for their dogmatic prescriptions.

The Effective prescriptions of Su and Shen is one of the most famous prescriptions in Song Dynasty.

Donations of old clothes, canned goods, water and outdated prescriptions are accumulating, said Brooks.

Rethinking prescriptions. Many women who take tamoxifen to prevent a return of breast cancer also take an antidepressant.

Sometimes a phase iv (post-approval) trial is also pursued, where the long-term effects of the drug are monitored on those receiving prescriptions.

Democrats were indeed dire about Romney, even though many of them, including President Obama, now speak of him fondly, as a Republican whose prescriptions might be flawed but whose heart is true.

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Still, 32 percent of the pharmacies filled the prescriptions.

We also each filled prescriptions for generic Malarone (atovaquone proguanil) to prevent malaria.

To cure diseases is to be flexible. It is advisable to prescribe the right medicine for human diseases, and to prescribe the ancient prescriptions.

That's not much of a nest egg; money tied up in a house can't pay for daily rounds of golf or flights to Antigua, let alone food or prescriptions.

But the attending physician refused to give him prescriptions.

The agency says 10 million patients took Darvon or a generic version in 2009 and 18 million prescriptions were dispensed.

Only in Australia... do supermarkets make sick people walk all the Way to the back of the shop to get their prescriptions while healthy people can buy cigarettes at the front.

Therefore, it's more important to control doctors' prescriptions than medicine prices to ease patients' financial burden.

The authors in this paper elaborated the significance of the academic research on syndromes and prescriptions for studying Treatise on Exogenous Febrile Disease.

The law requires pharmacists to prescribe drugs according to prescriptions prescribed by doctors.

The doctor wrote out two prescriptions.

I do not know really is seeking to prescriptions played an effect, or the father of care is more effective?

C’est la société qui trace à l’individu le programme de son existence quotidienne. On ne peut vivre en famille, exercer sa profession, vaquer aux mille soins de la vie journalière, faire ses emplettes, se promener dans la rue ou même rester chez soi, sans obéir à des prescriptions et se plier à des obligations. Un ch