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...pharmacist at the CVS on Mass. Ave was unavailable to comment, but customer Jonathan A. Aguilar ’08, who was browsing the aisles for pain medication, was not fazed by news of the study...
DiRusso said UHS was not yet aware of the findings, but that if they turn out to be true, “then it would be our job as a pharmacist to be sure that we’re aware of it at the time of dispensing Tylenol and other blood pressure medication...
CORRECTION The sub-headline of the March 1 story "Pain Relievers May Cause High Blood Pressure" incorrectly stated that a University Health Services pharmacist recommended that students try methods of pain relief other than pain relievers. In fact, a Harvard Medical School professor, Gary C. Curhan, made the recommendation; the pharmacist quoted in the story was not aware of the findings discussed in the article...
...active ingredients is pseudoephedrine, widely used in backyard labs to make methamphetamine. Several states had already ordered pseudoephedrine off pharmacy shelves, but in October the Federal Government expanded those rules and put them into effect across the country. Now allergy suffers looking for relief have to ask a pharmacist or salesclerk for their Sudafed, show photo ID and sign a logbook. Unfortunately, the most common alternative, phenylephrine, isn't as effective...
...sense of wholeness by binding themselves to their faith. Sister Melissa Schreifels, 37, first considered becoming a nun when a teacher at her high school in St. Cloud, Minn., suggested it. Because it seemed that "nobody was doing that anymore," Schreifels attended college and launched a career as a pharmacist, volunteering at her church, a hospital library and a pregnancy crisis center in her spare time. "But there was just an emptiness inside that doing the volunteer work and the pharmacy work didn't fill in me," she says. When a pastor again suggested sisterhood, Schreifels reconsidered...