A good dose of precaution can help avoid drug harm, says Yukon family
YUKON — Mindy Koenig was nearly in tears, thinking about what could have happened to her baby if she had followed the directions on her daughter’s prescription bottle.
The wrong dosage was printed on a prescription for 6-month-old Story Koenig, of Yukon, shown with her father, Chris Koenig. PHOTO BY ANN KELLEY, THE OKLAHOMAN
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HOW YOU CAN GET HELP
• State officials said consumers can protect themselves by going over their prescriptions with a physician and double-checking prescription bottles with pharmacists.
• To file a complaint with the state Pharmacy Board or to find disciplinary actions against pharmacies, go to www.ok.gov/OSBP/index.html
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