Guysborough Pharmachoice
133 Main Street B0H 1N0 Guysborough, NS, Canada

With help from your local PharmaChoice pharmacy, transferring a prescription is a simple process. Your pharmacist can help to ensure that all of your information and prescriptions follow you to your new pharmacy. #PharmaChoice #Pharmacy #PharmaChoiceCanada #PharmacistsCare #CommunityPharmacy #YourPharmacy #PCH #PCC #LoveMyPharmacy #LocalPharmacy #transfer #simplerxtransfer

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It only takes a few minutes to register your decision. On January 18, 2021, people who have not registered a decision to be a donor, or have not registered a d...ecision to opt out, and are eligible, will be seen to have consented to being an organ and tissue donor after death. This is called ‘deemed consent’ under the new Human Organ and Tissue Donation Act. If you did not register your decision, Nova Scotians can do so in three steps: DECIDE Learn more about organ and tissue donation and make your decision. DISCUSS Talk with those closest to you so they can support your decision. REGISTER Record your decision by visiting: novascotia.ca/organ-and-tissue-donation For more information on the upcoming changes to the Nova Scotia Human Organ and Tissue Donation act, visit: novascotia.ca/organdonation.

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As of today, Jan. 10, Nova Scotia has 28 active cases of COVID-19. No new cases are being reported today. One of the cases reported on Jan. 7 in Central Zone is... a resident of another province or territory and is therefore being removed from our cumulative provincial data. Seeing a low number of cases recently and now none today reflects the good work of Nova Scotians in following the public health protocols. Monday is a big day in our province with students returning to school. We can all help protect our students, teachers, and staff by staying vigilant- wearing a mask, limiting social contacts, distancing, washing our hands and staying home if feeling unwell. For more information, visit https://novascotia.ca/news/release/?id=20210110001.