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On Monday, the Ohio Board of Pharmacy launched a tool to help people with low vision, hearing loss, or who face language barriers find pharmacies that can serve them.
For many, the pharmacy is the most frequent point of contact with the healthcare system. Pharmacists can consult about their medications and help them manage chronic conditions such as hypertension and diabetes…