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Study indicates a significant gap in access to care for chronically ill

By The IJ Staff | Aug. 11, 2022, 10:50 a.m.

Flash | Living Benefits | Critical Illness | Life Insurance | SHOPPERS DRUG MART | Analytic | Medication | COVID19

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The Ontario Pharmacists Association says new data suggests pharmacists can help effectively manage diabetes, cholesterol and hypertension in patients.

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