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The March issue of our newsletter, The Mortar & Pestle is available on our site, as well as previous issues. This month’s issue discusses Travel Medicine, new supplements from SISU and in recognition that March is Pharmacist Awareness Month across Canada, a focus on Pharmacist’s professional services. Pharmacists across Canada are quickly moving away from
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On average, children get 7 to 10 colds per year or more if they attend day care. Each cold can last one to two weeks; this means that children can be sick for 1/3 of every year, and this is considered normal! However, the use of medicine to suppress a cough or treat cold symptoms
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There are now multiple different styles of asthma inhalers on the market, and each requires a different inhalation technique for proper use. Having one or more styles of inhalers can make using each one a little more challenging for anyone including those managing asthma for many years. How do you use your inhaler? Did you
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When life gets busy, the first thing we let go of is our diet and looking after our selves. It shouldn’t be that way though, as that is when our body needs us to take care of it the most! Start your day off right with a fast, healthy high fiber breakfast! Why fiber? Fiber
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Don’t believe everything you see on social media, YouTube, Blogs and the news. This story will hopefully show you how fast these sites can take official statements and turn them in to something they aren’t. Before you share links, post comments and start telling everyone not to get the flu shot this year, slow down,
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It’s been in the news, you’ve heard people talking about it, and it is enough to really frighten a lot of people. Partly because we really don’t know that much about this viral infection here in Canada, because up until now it has never been a concern to those living anywhere but parts of West
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Drugs & Sun Sensitivity, Food Borne Illness, and How The Pharmacist Can Help If You Run Out of Prescription Refills These are the topics we deal with in this month’s newsletter, The Mortar & Pestle. Drugs & Sun Sensitivity Drugs reacting with sunlight? This might be hard to believe but it’s true. Photo-toxic reactions can
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Did you figure this out yet? If you didn’t, not to worry about it. It’s not something we hope you will have any personal experience with but if you do, it can be life saving. That is the lead article for July’s issue of The Mortar & Pestle. HPTP is the acronym for the home
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The June issue of our newsletter The Mortar & Pestle focuses on Compounding, which is the pharmacists’ ability to prepare custom dosage forms to best fit the needs of the patient or where no other off the shelf solution seems to solve the particular therapeutic problem. At Stafford Pharmacy & Home Healthcare we have been
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