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Don't Skip a Beat: Familiarize Yourself With Updates in Cardiovascular Pharmacogenomics - Vimarsana News

Don't Skip a Beat: Familiarize Yourself With Updates in Cardiovascular Pharmacogenomics

Pharmacogenomic information can be used to more selectively choose medications and doses that are more appropriate for each individual.

Fun Facts: Are Antacids Just Chalk? - Vimarsana News

Fun Facts: Are Antacids Just Chalk?

Pharmacy Times offers the latest news and insights for the pharmacy professional and solutions that impact the everyday practice of pharmacy.

GSK and Lifetime® Release Short Film Featuring Soleil Moon Frye and Melissa Joan Hart Urging Parents to "Ask2BSure" about Meningitis B - Vimarsana News

GSK and Lifetime® Release Short Film Featuring Soleil Moon Frye and Melissa Joan Hart Urging Parents to "Ask2BSure" about Meningitis B

“I Never Thought to Ask: A Mom’s Quest for Answers” with Soleil Moon Frye, Brought to you by GSK, is a short film that aims to raise awareness about meningitis B and... | June 20, 2023

5 ways to prioritize your health and thrive at 50+ - Vimarsana News

5 ways to prioritize your health and thrive at 50+

-(BPT) - Life after 50 is a huge milestone worth celebrating. It's also a great time to shift your mindset and reflect on how your body is changing and what you'll do to stay ahead of potential …

Why I prioritize flu vaccination for my family: A mother's tragic story | Health & Wellness - Vimarsana News

Why I prioritize flu vaccination for my family: A mother's tragic story | Health & Wellness

(BPT) - Flu season is here*1, and while many believe the flu isn't serious, especially if they consider themselves “healthy,” it can sometimes be fatal.2