Controlled Medications: Why The Fuss?
Episode 9 of the The Global Health Pharmacist Podcast podcast, hosted by Gbemisola Adebisi-Jose, titled "Controlled Medications: Why The Fuss?" was published on October 30, 2023 and runs 26 minutes.
October 30, 2023 ·26m · The Global Health Pharmacist Podcast
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Summary
The demand for controlled medications over the counter in pharmacies in Nigeria is an indication of the need for enlightenment on these medications. This episode explains why some medications are strictly controlled in Nigeria and worldwide.
Episode Description
The demand for controlled medications over the counter in pharmacies in Nigeria is an indication of the need for enlightenment on these medications. This episode explains why some medications are strictly controlled in Nigeria and worldwide.
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