After waiting in line at a chemist warehouse, I can’t help but wonder if many people are still considering a career in pharmacy. I’ve never seen a white-collar profession be pushed to such extremes by corporate demands.
After standing in line at a chemist warehouse, are there many people choosing to study pharmacy?
March 25, 2025
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