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"Reports of doctors stockpiling medicine that may treat the covid-19 disease led the Kentucky Board of Pharmacy on Wednesday to adopt new measures restricting when pharmacists can dispense the drugs," including a written diagnosts, Louisville's WFPL reports. "The drugs are not yet proven to treat the virus, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Despite that, President Donald Trump has promoted several of them as treatments, and there’s been a nationwide run on the medications. . . . The board wanted to prevent any abuse and ensure supplies remain for people who rely on the drugs to treat other conditions including lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, malaria and HIV."
- How does a test for the coronavirus work? A cotton swab goes 10 inches up your nose, writes Daniel Desrochers of the Lexington Herald-Leader, in a story about the testing process at the University of Kentucky.
from KENTUCKY HEALTH NEWS https://ift.tt/2UjWrIf Pharmacy board limits dispensing of drugs Trump has promoted as treatments, to save them for patients with lupus, RA, etc.Healthy Care
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