Boning up on density screening

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Pharmacists are taking advantage of the opportunities presented by bone density screening for detecting osteoporosis. The service provides both profit and professional fulfillment to pharmacists as osteoporosis is considered as a major health problem which is more prevalent than heart disease and cancer. For diagnosing osteoporosis, pharmacists employ a low-dose X-ray equipment called a densitometer or an ultrasound device called sonometer.

Services, Diagnosis, Bone diseases, Osteoporosis

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Years of conflict seem certain on the length and content of education for pharmacists

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SK & F sponsored meeting discussed merits of possible changes in pharmacy education and degrees.

Drugs, Evaluation, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Study and teaching, Pharmacy, Degrees, Academic, Academic degrees, Smith Kline Corp., Pharmaceutical education

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Keep off the casualty list! (See petition form, page 67!)

Article Abstract:

Urges signing petition to make acts of violence against pharmacists federal offenses.

Laws, regulations and rules, Prevention, Drugstores, Crime, Robbery, editorial, United States. Drug Enforcement Administration

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