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See Latest ArticlesPharmacists Are No Strangers to Fear
U.S. Pharmacist, 05/26/09
Cohen HE - The federal government declared a public health emergency to make sure that proper resources are in place should the numbers continue to increase exponentially worldwide. Many health organizations around the globe--including the World Health Organization, The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the Department of Health and Human Services--are monitoring the situation closely. While widespread panic has not set in, a rapid increase in the number of cases or deaths will certainly fuel any underlying anxieties that people across the globe are feeling. This health crisis has prompted more questions than answers, which will undoubtedly put a strain on already overburdened health care systems.
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