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Pharmaceutical Sellers
Many Americans believe that a pill can solve every problem in the world. Many Americans are not properly educated when getting prescribed pills. Pills can be very dangerous and can lead to many problems late in life. Pharmaceutical sellers need to check and provide an 100% accurate source of information about the pill they are about to prescribe. Pharmaceutical sellers also need to make sure a pill is the last resort to solving a problem.
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