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PHAREX HEALTHCORP
PHAREX was a subsidiary of Pascual Laboratories from its incorporation in 1973 until 2016 when it was acquired by RiteMED Inc.
It started as an exclusive marketing, sales and distribution arm of Pascual Lab. By 1987, as Pascual Lab appointed Metro Drug as exclusive distributor of brands, it also assigned PHAREX to market and distribute its generic products. The move was auspicious for soon after, the Generics Act of 1988 was enforced.
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5 ways to make distance learning safe for your child
The pandemic has affected just about every industry you could think of. In the blink of an eye, schools had to shut their doors, and students were asked to learn from home through various methods in order to prevent them from going out and being exposed to the virus.
READ ARTICLEEasy home cleaning and personal hygiene tips during a pandemic
The fight against the Coronavirus is far from over and by now, everyone should be aware that it can be transmitted from person to person through tiny droplets of saliva or other bodily fluids that float in the air after a cough or sneeze. Contaminated objects and surfaces are also factors in the transmission of the virus.
READ ARTICLEThe Role of Vitamin E in Boosting Immunity
Halfway through the year 2020, in the middle of the pandemic, we already know by now that one of the preventive measures in contracting the Coronavirus is strengthening the immune system. [1] A strong immune system then helps fight other common bugs such as cold or flu viruses (which, possibly, can be early signs/symptoms of COVID-19).
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Physical connection is starting to become a thing of the past. Take a peek outside and what you will see is either a street filled with a handful of people wearing facemasks, walking at least 6 feet apart from each other, or vehicles passing in long intervals. Staying at home has become mandatory, and small gatherings for special occasions are frowned upon.
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