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It's National Handwashing Awareness Week! Frequent and thorough handwashing can prevent the spread of germs and help protect against illnesses such as the flu and hepatitis A virus. View the graphic to learn the correct way to wash your hands.
“In a statement from Teva posted by the Food and Drug Administration, the recall affects all lots of combination tablets featuring the drugs amlodipine and valsartan and another combo drug featuring amlodipine, valsartan, and hydrochlorothiazide.”
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It’s not too late to get your flu shot! The vaccine takes about 2 weeks to provide protection, and will ensure that you are ready for holiday visits with friends and family. #GotMyShot#FocusOnFlu
Kentucky Health News: The best defense against the flu is a vaccine, but many don't get vaccinated because of persistent myths – all debunked here https://t.co/hzbPOQ4Hqk #FocusonFlu https://t.co/KoSaMy3mF5
The busy lifestyle of family medicine has never changed. One is driven from a sense of service to the patients, duty to your colleagues and the challenge to be consistently excellent at your craft. Should one lack these motivations? Choose another field.
This is why the KAFP Journal wants to keep KY docs aware of the new legislation allowing pharmacists to prescribe! Watch for an article concerning this in the next issue. And make sure your patients know that YOU are the physician who knows them. Not the pharmacist.
"The real bottom line is that primary care is cheap. It doesn’t need to be expensive. It’s when you start paying for it through insurance that it becomes expensive," explains Dr. Christine Degnon, who opened Coastal Direct Primary Care, earlier this year. https://t.co/7DYC9MUdUJ
https://t.co/BFP6y6K8LO | St. Claire Healthcare employees honored at 2018 Preceptor Recognition Celebration.
The Outstanding Leadership Award was presented to Amanda Ramey, DO of St. Claire Family Medicine Morehead. Congratulations!
The recent increases in drug overdose deaths have been so steep that they have contributed to reductions in the country’s life expectancy.
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