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More News

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APC member Jennifer Burch (owner of Central Compounding Center in Durham, NC) and APC CEO Scott Brunner recently did their part to clear the confusion regarding compounded hormone therapy and enhance awareness of its many benefits.

The two were featured guests on an episode of the Hotflash Inc. podcast, during which they discussed the benefits of pharmacy compounding, the role it plays in treating menopause, examples of when compounded medications help where pharmaceuticals cannot, and the looming threat that could potentially take this valuable treatment away from millions of women.

Click here to listen to the full podcast.

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