What Pharmacies Are For
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I found the June 16 front- page article "Pro-Life Drugstores Market Beliefs" to be extremely alarming.
The idea that a pharmacy can establish policies to ignore or disregard the expert advice of a doctor simply to pursue a political agenda is disturbing at the least and downright dangerous in the extreme.
These "pro-life" pharmacists should reflect on the primary role of their profession as described by the Labor Department: distribute prescription drugs to individuals and advise on side effects.
Pharmacies should let churches do the preaching.
KIM HYMES
Bethesda
