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2 Places in WNY You Can Walk-In + Get COVID Booster - Vimarsana News

2 Places in WNY You Can Walk-In + Get COVID Booster

Here are 2 places in Western New York that welcome walk-ins for their COVID-19 booster shot.

Source: wblk.com
2 Places in WNY You Can Walk-In + Get COVID Booster - Vimarsana News

2 Places in WNY You Can Walk-In + Get COVID Booster

Here are 2 places in Western New York that welcome walk-ins for their COVID-19 booster shot.

Source: wyrk.com
Costa Mesa Considers Applications for 70 Cannabis Dispensaries - Vimarsana News

Costa Mesa Considers Applications for 70 Cannabis Dispensaries

Costa Mesa could soon have more than 70 cannabis dispensaries, despite only having around 20 pharmacies and drug ...

Emails show McKesson employees felt 'overwhelmed,' 'not possible to be truly diligent' - Vimarsana News

Emails show McKesson employees felt 'overwhelmed,' 'not possible to be truly diligent'

CHARLESTON – As the landmark federal opioid trial entered its fourth week, plaintiffs jumped into McKesson Corporation’s threshold guidelines and due diligence process.  During testimony on May 24, McKesson Corp. Director of Regulatory Affairs Michael Oriente testified that the Controlled Substance Monitoring Program was being developed as he transitioned into the DRA position.  Under CSMP, a threshold system was created for all schedule two through five substances. Oriente said customers only were permitted to receive up to the threshold number and then they would be blocked. McKesson ...

Plaintiffs: Overworked and overwhelmed, McKesson employees increased opioid order thresholds blindly - Vimarsana News

Plaintiffs: Overworked and overwhelmed, McKesson employees increased opioid order thresholds blindly

CHARLESTON — Emails between McKesson employees showed the drug firm’s directors would sometimes approve 80 pharmacy requests to increase opioid shipment limits per day, all while the Drug Enforcement Administration in 2008 reported finding 4,600 suspicious order violations within the corporation. Testimony over the communication was heard Monday at a federal trial born out of Cabell County and Huntington’s accusations the “Big Three” drug wholesalers — AmerisourceBergen, Cardinal Health and McKesson — fueled the region’s opioid crisis by sending an exce...