Hungarians prefer to discuss health issues with the pharmacist
Hungarians tend to discuss their health-problems with their pharmacist way more often than the European average would. Most people turn to the pharmacist for advice due to nasal congestion, cough, sore throat and cold – this was one of the tjings revealed by market research company Nielsen's latest survey, carried out in 51 countries, including Hungary.
“Much depends on the pharmacist when it comes to the pharmacy sales of rescription drugs and other medicinal products. Some people just do not consult a doctor with health problems, but simply ask a pharmacist. Bernadett Osztoics, Nielsen's director of customer relations pointed out.
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