Harvey Put Pharmacists to the Test

Scott Goldberg, Senior Manager of Media Relations at Walgreens, said that the chain also set up pharmacy services in the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, one of the large emergency shelters that were opened during and after the storm. The pharmacy services were able to "to assist w...

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Published in:Drug Topics 2017-09, Vol.161 (9), p.13
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Donations
Drug stores
Floods
Hurricanes
Independent drug stores
Mobile applications
Pharmaceutical industry
Pharmacists
Rain
Snake bites
State of emergency
Storm damage
Technology application
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