Which oral medication is used to treat warts in children?
Gunda Siska, PharmD
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Gunda Siska, PharmD, has worked in various fields within the pharmaceutical industry as a licensed pharmacist for more than 20 years. She is currently a staff hospital pharmacist assisting nurses and doctors with drug prescribing, administration, and dispensing, as well as independently monitoring and dosing highly toxic and dangerous drugs. For 2 years, she was concurrently a consultant pharmacist for skilled nursing facilities and nursing homes. Dr. Siska is a member of the New Mexico Society of Health-System Pharmacists and the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine. Follow her on Twitter @GundaSiska
Articles by Gunda Siska, PharmD
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What is causing the mysterious pain in this man's leg?
What is causing this woman's anxiety, trembling hands, and sweating?
Why is this patient requesting the flu vaccine in the middle of June?
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What is causing this young, healthy woman to lose her hair?
Can you solve why this lady had a mysterious heart attack?
Why is this customer unable to walk?
Can you solve the pharmaceutical mystery?
Can you solve the pharmaceutical mystery?
In the 1970s, investigators discovered that Eskimos, particularly Greenland Inuit, and other populations, such as the Japanese, had very low rates of myocardial infarction and other coronary events, despite consuming large amounts of fat derived from fish.
Can you solve the pharmaceutical mystery? Each week, a new case study is presented.
Can you solve the pharmaceutical mystery? Each week, a new case study is presented.
Can you solve the pharmaceutical mystery? Each week, a new case study is presented.
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