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A dose by any other name…
By Patrick Walter2022-01-04T10:07:00
Source: © Everett Collection Inc/Alamy Stock Photo
The word ‘chemist’ appears to be losing its dual meaning
The latest writing style guide published by the NHS states that the word chemist is out when talking about the pharmacy. Hallelujah! It would seem that the word chemist is recapturing its original meaning after centuries of finding itself repurposed.
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