COVID-19 Prevention Tips
Here are a few ways to prevent the risk of getting COVID 19:
- Maintain a safe distance from other people.
- Don't touch your eyes, nose, or mouth with unsanitized or unwashed hands.
- Wash your hands as often as possible.
- Cover your nose and mouth if you need to cough.
- Stay at home unless it is necessary for you to do an important errand.
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How We Put You First
For many customers, being put first is the natural way things are. However, have you ever wondered how your local service provider does that. Well, we at You 1st Pharmacy are here to let you in on our little secret. As a retail pharmacy in...
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Why You Speak with Our Professionals
When it comes to your medication, you never want to be wrong. However, there are many times when you aren’t sure what the medicine does or what side effects it can carry. If you are worried about your medication, you shouldn’t hesitate to...
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Tips for Better Medication Adherence
Suffering from a health condition entails taking one or more medications to manage health. Medications are taken to relieve symptoms of medical conditions, combat both short-term and chronic illnesses, cure a disease or condition, and improve...
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Ways to Manage Diabetes
Diabetes is a condition that impairs the body’s ability to process blood glucose, also known as blood sugar. Without an ongoing and careful diabetes management plan, the long-term effects of diabetes can lead to serious consequences, including...
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Managing Mild COVID-19 at Home?
Vaccination programs have been rolled out globally since the start of this year. Still, one of the most important ways to reduce the risk of COVID-19 is by maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Beyond these measures, a lot of individuals have been...
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Explaining Medication and Treatment Non-Adherence
Treatment can only work if the patient properly follows it. In the United States, medication non-adherence is a major problem. According to recent data, about 1 in 5 new prescriptions are never filled. Among those filled, half are not taken...
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