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Not every pain requires painkillers, say pharmacists

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Pharmacists caution against frequent painkiller use in Nigeria. Learn why some pains don’t need drugs and the risks of self-medication on your liver & kidn Read More: https://punchng.com/not-every-pain-requires-painkillers-say-pharmacists/

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