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Botox is classed as a prescription-only medicine in the UK, meaning it can only be prescribed and given to a patient by a qualified medical professional.

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She also doesn’t prescribe her family’s approach as a singular ideal, acknowledging that seasons look different for everyone.

Clinics embedded e‑prescribing and patient portals, reshaping front‑office and clinical handoffs.

He was on prescribed medication and his condition had improved.

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While the Fed hasn’t followed this or other formulas mechanically, its policy decisions in recent months have diverged notably from what the Taylor Rule would prescribe.

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