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|Videos|March 2, 2015
How Cardinal Health Helped Pharmacies Reduce Costs
Ludy L. Underwood, Cardinal Health sales manager for retail/alternative care, pharmaceutical division, talks about how Cardinal Health has helped pharmacies reduce costs.
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Ludy L. Underwood, Cardinal Health sales manager for retail/alternative care, pharmaceutical division, talks about how Cardinal Health has helped pharmacies reduce costs.
This interview was recorded at the Pharmacy Development Services 2015 conference in Orlando, Florida.
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