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We also highlight our members' perspectives on oral oncolytics, patient-centered prescription labels and food as medicine. Current medicationlabels often hinder safe and appropriate use of medicines. PQA is expanding its work to address food security and its impact on medication use quality.
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Fortunately, the American College of Cardiology stated in 2022 that despite quickening your heart rate, coffee is not only safe, but it may also have protective effects on the heart. Over-the-counter use: If you’re taking ibuprofen without a prescription, Dr. Brandt says it should only be used short-term as advised on the label.
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