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Pharmacy Times Asks a Burmans Pharmacist: How Do You Extend American Pharmacists Month?
At Burmans Pharmacy, the key to extending the spirit of American Pharmacists Month is to continually improve pharmacy operations.
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“At Burman’s the way we keep the spirit alive is by every day doing more better than day before,” he says.
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