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In state of city address, Wu mixes normal mayoral stuff with repeated warning to Washington: Don't mess with #Boston
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March 20, 2025 at 12:42 AM
In state of city address, Wu mixes normal mayoral stuff with repeated warning to Washington: Don't mess with #Boston
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Disagree. Drug expiration dates are not "arbitrary". They are limited by the ability to maintain the sterility and stability/ potency of the active ingredient(s) and the existing research on such. ...(1/several)
February 5, 2025 at 6:55 PM
Disagree. Drug expiration dates are not "arbitrary". They are limited by the ability to maintain the sterility and stability/ potency of the active ingredient(s) and the existing research on such. ...(1/several)
(3/) Health literacy is important (not saying this to you, Jessica, specifically but to all reading). Yes, meds don't drop-off to 0% safe or effective one day after the printed expiration date, but there IS a date beyond which a med cannot be trusted to be as safe / sterile / potent as labeled.
February 5, 2025 at 7:03 PM
(3/) Health literacy is important (not saying this to you, Jessica, specifically but to all reading). Yes, meds don't drop-off to 0% safe or effective one day after the printed expiration date, but there IS a date beyond which a med cannot be trusted to be as safe / sterile / potent as labeled.
(2/) Companies that store or dispense meds are required to dispose of meds older than has been confirmed for safety and efficacy. And they should. People, however, can decide to make a judgement call. And people absolutely can be harmed by using expired medications. Antibiotics especially.
February 5, 2025 at 6:59 PM
(2/) Companies that store or dispense meds are required to dispose of meds older than has been confirmed for safety and efficacy. And they should. People, however, can decide to make a judgement call. And people absolutely can be harmed by using expired medications. Antibiotics especially.
Disagree. Drug expiration dates are not "arbitrary". They are limited by the ability to maintain the sterility and stability/ potency of the active ingredient(s) and the existing research on such. ...(1/several)
February 5, 2025 at 6:55 PM
Disagree. Drug expiration dates are not "arbitrary". They are limited by the ability to maintain the sterility and stability/ potency of the active ingredient(s) and the existing research on such. ...(1/several)