What do pharmacists do?

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The role of pharmacists in the health care system is ever changing. Pharmacists monitor for drug -drug interactions, drug-food interactions, and drug supplement interaction. To become a pharmacist you must graduate from an accredited doctor of pharmacy program. In short pharmacists are medication therapy experts. We recommend, and in some instances eve prescribe medications. We are also on the front line of research and development designing novel drug entities.

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