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Pharmacists Can Increasingly Assess Health Problems

In recent months, New Brunswick pharmacists have been able to treat otitis and rhinosinusitis. This adds to the range of medical procedures they can take to improve access to care, but...

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Acadie Nouvelle

Pharmacists Can Increasingly Assess Health Problems

In recent months, New Brunswick pharmacists have been able to treat otitis and rhinosinusitis. This adds to the range of medical procedures they can take to improve access to care, but...

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Acadie Nouvelle broke the news 5 hours ago on Friday, October 2, 2026.

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