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    Vaccines and Medecines

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    Last update: 10/11/2003

    Certain inoculations are compulsory in particular for school and university enrollment: measles, diphtheria - tétanos-polio, whooping cough, rubella, mumps, Mantoux test. A vaccine against the hepatitis B is sometimes recommended.

    A lot of medicines are sold " Over The Counter " that is on open sale in drugstores such Walgreens (opened 24 hours), Rite Aid, Long Drugs … without prescription. Some pharmacies deliver free of charge the prescriptions phoned by the doctor. There is nurse's service, but many pharmacies are opened on Sundays.

    Some products of first care:

    - for the fever: Tylenol
    - for the cough: Advil, Panadol
    - in case of indigestion: Robitussin Maalox
    - to disinfect: First Aid Cream, Peroxide

    The Homoeopathy is relatively developed in the United States with 2 000 practitioners and about 300 selling points, mainly " Health Food Store " and in pharmacies.

     
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