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Drug shortages are an “alarm signal,” say pharmacists - Beauce Média

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TORONTO — Drug shortages across the country are warning signs about the vulnerability of Canada's supply system, experts say. Across the country, people are struggling to find adult cold, cough, and flu medications, right on the heels of a shortage of medications for fever and pain for children that is still not fully resolved. “It's a bit of a wake-up call,” said Joelle Walker, vice-president of public and professional affairs at the Canadian P…

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Drug shortage is an “alarm signal,” say pharmacists

Drug shortages in the country are warning signs about the vulnerability of Canada's supply system, experts say.

1 year ago·Montreal, Canada

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Drug shortage is an “alarm signal,” pharmacists say

Drug shortages in the country are warning signs about the vulnerability of Canada's supply system, experts say.

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Drug shortage is an “alarm signal,” pharmacists say

Drug shortages in the country are warning signs about the vulnerability of Canada's supply system, experts say.

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Drug shortages are an “alarm signal,” say pharmacists - Beauce Média

TORONTO — Drug shortages across the country are warning signs about the vulnerability of Canada's supply system, experts say. Across the country, people are struggling to find adult cold, cough, and flu medications, right on the heels of a shortage of medications for fever and pain for children that is still not fully resolved. “It's a bit of a wake-up call,” said Joelle Walker, vice-president of public and professional affairs at the Canadian P…

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