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@pharmustafa: Who's gonna use this for their exams? #parkinsons #medstudent #nclex #pharmacy #medschool

Dr Mustafa, B.Pharm MD
Dr Mustafa, B.Pharm MD
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drdrewchiro
Drew Hoffman, DC :
This is helpful Doc. My mother-in-law has early onset Parkinson’s and im trying to offset progressive symptoms. in addition to some of these pharmaceutical interventions, are there any recommendations you can make on the nutraceutical, supplemental, or therapy interventions to slow the progression?
2026-04-09 04:26:53
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josh22995
Josh2299 :
Why specify UWA med school lol. Great video otherwise love your content. (UWA med school grad)
2026-03-29 14:54:40
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crackyaback
Yazmin.l :
Please make more videos
2026-05-01 14:55:36
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zoe92620
Zoe :
Thank you very useful as a construction worker
2026-03-30 11:30:22
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50_user
User 50 :
Talk aboit. . increasing of salary for pharmavists as well.
2026-03-29 08:39:54
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