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SPECIAL: Dos and Don'ts of Expired Medication on Good Morning America!
Dr. Christina Madison, The Public Health Pharmacist, was recently on Good Morning America discussing the do's and don'ts of expired medications.
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Dr. Christina Madison, also known as The Public Health Pharmacist, was recently on Good Morning America discussing the do's and don'ts of expired medications.
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