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Drug Shortage Compounding: The Only Safe Medication Source in a Time of Crisis

Author(s):  Lyon Joanna

Issue:  Nov/Dec 2012 - Volume 16, Number 6
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Page(s):  456-460

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Abstract:  This article provides a discussion on the current problem of drug shortages within the U.S. and how compounded preparations serve as the only safe option as a source of medications during the crisis. Included are literature reviews concerning the reasons behind the increase in drug shortages and an update on the problem.

Related Keywords: Joanna Lyon, drug shortages, drug safety, gray market drugs, U.S. Food and Drug Administration, DEA, drug contamination, active pharmaceutical ingredients

Related Categories: LEGAL, LITERATURE REVIEW, PROFESSIONAL ISSUES

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