Should pharmacies be required to fill your prescription, even if the pharmacist has moral or religious objections to the potential use of the drug?

Should pharmacies be required to fill your prescription, even if the pharmacist has moral or religious objections to the potential use of the drug?
(Total Votes: 865 ) View Comments

Yes ( 82.4%)

No ( 12.5%)

Not sure ( 5.1%)

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