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 gacy of Civil War medical innovation.
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CONTACT:Adele Air\, Director of Education (301-695-1864\, Ext.17.) <educati
 on@civilwarmed.org>
DESCRIPTION:<h2><strong><em>Preparing and Dispensing Civil War Prescription
 s  </em></strong><strong>Presented by Guy Hasegawa\, Pharm.D.</strong></h2
 >\n<p><span style='font-size: medium\;'>Civil War apothecaries often had t
 o prepare medications from scratch rather than dispense pre-made formulati
 ons. Pharmacist and Civil War researcher Guy Hasegawa<strong> </strong>wil
 l describe how written prescriptions were interpreted and how apothecaries
  prepared\, packaged\, and dispensed medicines. The lecture will include a
  display of antique pharmaceutical implements and a demonstration of how p
 ills and powder papers were prepared. There will also be a brief Q&A sessi
 on and an opportunity for the presenter to sign copies of his books.</span
 ></p>
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20130810T140000
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LOCATION:48 East Patrick Street Frederick\, MD 21701
SUMMARY:Civil War Talk
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