Mass Pharmacy Closures In California | C. Heslop | NewsBreak Original

Mass Pharmacy Closures In California | C. Heslop | NewsBreak Original: Some California residents will have a challenge filling their prescriptions. It will take more than a walk around the corner to get items. The change comes as pharmacies go out of business due to shifts in the economy. Some areas will feel the effect more than others.

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