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They might have partnerships, for like urgentcares. One of the disappointments for me I'd say at this point is the permanent uptick in telemedicine. One of the disappointments for me I'd say at this point is the permanent uptick in telemedicine. And that model for pharmaceutical marketing worked for a lot of years.
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