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Pharmacy Law: Return-to-stock: How to reduce risk of fraud
Laura Carpenter, the author of this column is an attorney and third-generation pharmacist. She is the founder of Carpenter Law Firm, PLLC and can be reached at carpenter@lcarpenterlawfirm.com.  
One of the most common problems in patient compliance is that patients do not pick up their medications. Although the desired final destination for all filled prescriptions is in the patient's hands, approximately 1.5% of all community pharmacy prescriptions remain unclaimed. Read More
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