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A case before the West Virginia State Supreme Court examines whether the legislature's Medical Professional Liability Act—enacted to place limits on damage awards in malpractice lawsuits—extends the statute's protections to pharmacies.

The celebrity patient can create a problem for prescribers and dispensers of prescription drugs, underscoring the importance of using sound judgment and decision-making processes.

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