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SITTING IN LIMBO

Dozens of pharmacy graduates awaiting their licensure to secure jobs have been left in limbo for months amid the absence of a Pharmacy Council, the body responsible for regulating the profession. More than 50 graduates who completed their one-year.

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High drug prices, brain drain hit pharma sector

The University of Technology Jamaica, which churns out the most trained pharmacists annually, is of the view that the numbers certified should be enough to serve the sector. But there is a rising worry within the trade that job positions are going.

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Shortage Of Some Paediatric Drugs Raising Concerns

Shortage Of Some Paediatric Drugs Raising Concerns
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Kareem Tomlinson - Jamaica Observer

GUIDED by the mantra, "Where there is a will, there is a way", Kareem Tomlinson, general manager of JMMB Securities Limited, has embraced the twists and turns of the journey that has led him to wh.

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Jamaicans urged not to buy prescription drugs from non-registered sources

KINGSTON, Jamaica - The Pharmaceutical Society of Jamaica (PSJ) is appealing to Jamaicans not to source prescription drugs from questionable, non-registered sources. PSJ Immediate Past President, Dr E.

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