Bio
Education: ⢠Master of Science, Hospital Pharmacy Administration, University of Wisconsin ⢠Doctor of Pharmacy, University of Kansas ⢠Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies with Highest Distinction, University of Kansas
Specialties:
- Pharmacy
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Location:
- Tega Cay, SC
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Credentials
- Education
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Communication Studies, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KansasDoctor of Pharmacy, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KansasHospital Pharmacy Administration, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin
- Residency
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Hospital Pharmacy Administration, University of Wisconsin
- Fellowship
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Medication safety, Institute for Safe Medication Practices
- Additional Certifications of Specialty Qualifications
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- Professional Membership or Societies
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American Society of Consultant Pharmacists
- Publications
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www.i-have-rosacea.com
Activity
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Brain-Friendly B Vitamins
Protect your brain by kicking up your B vitamin intake, especially if your diet isn’t the healthiest. Getting enough B vitamins to avoid deficiency may prevent a number of brain issues, such ...
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What kind of exercise can people with fibromyalgia do?
Exercise is good medicine for people with fibromyalgia. Studies show it can reduce pain, increase energy, lift mood, relieve stress and increase strength and flexibility, all with few or no side ef...
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Why does diabetes cause dry skin?
Diabetes may dry your skin because having high sugar levels in your blood causes your body to lose fluid, including moisture from your skin. Also, nerve damage caused by diabetes may interfere with...
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Should I exercise if I have gestational diabetes?
Check with your doctor to be sure, but if you are like most women who have gestational diabetes, exercising is not only safe, but recommended. Regular moderate exercise, such as swimming, wal...
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What is diarrhea?
Diarrhea refers to frequent watery and loose feces. It results when your intestines do not absorb the moisture from your foods. Diarrhea can result from a variety of different causes.Certain viruse...
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Who is likely to get neonatal respiratory distress syndrome?
Neonatal respiratory distress syndrome (neonatal RDS) is most common in premature babies. Babies born before 28 weeks of pregnancy are most likely to develop neonatal RDS. Other babies may de...
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What is beractant?
Beractant is a drug created from a bovine (cow) lung extract. It contains fatty acids and proteins. It is given to some newborns, normally within minutes or hours of their birth, in order to treat ...
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How does meloxicam treat osteoarthritis?
Inflammation is one of the driving forces behind the joint pain and other symptoms experienced by people who have osteoarthritis. To bring inflammation under control, doctors usually prescrib...
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Are there blood pressure medications that don't cause ED?
Blood pressure medications that are thought not to cause erectile dysfunction (ED) include angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors (such as Capoten and Vasotec), calcium channel blocke...
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How many American men experience erectile dysfunction?
More than 30 million men in the United States have erectile dysfunction (ED) or an inability to sustain an erection to have sex. While ED statistics increase with age, this common condition d...
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Do injectible treatments for ED create an automatic erection?
Injectable treatments such as Caverject (alprostadil) for erectile dysfunction produce an erection by relaxing the muscles and blood vessels in the penis. It usually takes between 5 to 20 min...
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Why would anti-D immunoglobulin be used for placenta previa?
If a person with placenta previa bleeds from the uterus, careful monitoring is necessary. In severe cases, the woman may need to be on bed rest or may need to be admitted to the hospital. If ...
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Can folic acid benefit pregnancy?
The pregnancy benefits of folic acid may be among the most valuable. This vitamin is essential for women of childbearing age. It prevents anemia in pregnant women. Folic acid helps prevent neural t...
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Should pregnant women take Fortical?
Fortical is effective for treating osteoporosis in women. This is a common condition with weak, thin and brittle bones. But it’s not known how Fortical affects pregnancy. If you’re preg...
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Does Levemir cure diabetes?
Levemir is used to manage fluctuating glucose levels in children and adults with type 1 diabetes and adults with type 2 diabetes. It does not cure diabetes, but it can greatly reduce the health pro...
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