With flu season is in full swing across the country, Ontario pharmacists are proving that going to the pharmacy for a flu shot is a popular option for many people.
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Carol Lazaruk is breathing much easier these days, and it's not just because she hasn't smoked a cigarette for six months. It's also because she knows she can count on her pharmacist for support.
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About 580 pharmacies had provided 200,000 pharmacist-administered flu shots by early February and that number is expected to be much higher by the end of the season.
