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Pharmacists Trained to Recognize Domestic Violence Signs

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The Persephone program trains pharmacists to identify signs of domestic abuse.
This initiative started six months ago following a proposal by the Panhellenic Pharmaceutical Association.
The program aims to enhance pharmacists' roles in community safety and support.
It is led by the president of the Association, Apostolos Valtas.
The training focuses on recognizing and responding to potential domestic violence cases.

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The Persephone program trains pharmacists to identify signs of domestic abuse.
This initiative started six months ago following a proposal by the Panhellenic Pharmaceutical Association.
The program aims to enhance pharmacists' roles in community safety and support.
It is led by the president of the Association, Apostolos Valtas.
The training focuses on recognizing and responding to potential domestic violence cases.

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