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...in the transport’s 92-bed sickbay staffed by five medical officers and 14 pharmacist mates.

...ce|French]] mechanical engineer named [[Eugene Jules Houdry]] and a French pharmacist named [[E.A. Prudhomme]] set up a laboratory near [[Paris]] to develop a ca

...at [[ Bóbrka]], near Krosno in Poland by [[Ignacy Łukasiewicz]], a Polish pharmacist. That was followed in 1857 by oil wells drilled in the [[Carpathian Bend]]

...ends the presciption (if that's the correct term) to the pharmacy, and the pharmacist breaks the seal on a sequential blinding record and fills the prescription ...may be a comparable blinding problem; the only way I see it working is the pharmacist, again, either prepares the genomically defined prescription or placebo, an

...cations where a doctor may not be available, a community nursing sister or pharmacist or the expedition medic may be qualified to at least look into the ear to e

...sful careers. The eldest, Arthur, became a banker; Edgar, a lawyer; Roy, a pharmacist; Earl, an electrical engineer; and Milton, a [[New Deal]] official, preside

The use of any medication should be discussed with a personal physician and pharmacist. This page should not be considered medical advice, but as an aid to help

...f care ordered by or provided by someone impersonating a physician, nurse, pharmacist, or other licensed healthcare provider

...ut at different times. Blinding must be done with the collaboration of the pharmacist, and treatment effects must appear and disappear quickly following introduc

...ut at different times. Blinding must be done with the collaboration of the pharmacist, and treatment effects must appear and disappear quickly following introduc

...on the physician wrote; it was a professional secret between physician and pharmacist. One of my physicians -- sometime in the late fifties or early sixties -- w

...nician selects the treatment and sends an order to the pharmacy, where the pharmacist opens the next blind assignment envelope. If the patient is assigned to the

...e appropriate treatment. That prescription goes to the pharmacy, where the pharmacist opens the next sealed envelope, which says if this patient is to be assigne