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Jane Goodall started studying chimps in the wild in 1960.

Now she offers hope in these trying times. This is the People's Pharmacy with Terry and Joe

Grayden.

Jane Goodall is one of the world's foremost naturalists. By studying chimpanzees in the wild she transformed our understanding.

Over the last few years, she and all She and author Doug Abrams have had in-depth conversations about her reasons

for hope for the planet.

They include the amazing human intellect, the resilience of nature, the power of

young people, and the indomitable human spirit.

Why does she believe that hope is a survival trait?

Coming up on the People's Pharmacy, the Book of Hope, a survival guide for trying times.

In the People's Pharmacy Health Headlines, with higher than usual levels of

influenza, respiratory sensicial virus and COVID-19 affecting young children disproportionately.

Pharmacies are running low on non-prescription medicines used to reduce fever and pain.

As a result, some major chains are limiting the number of such products

customers can purchase. CBS, for example, allows no more than two children's pain relievers to be purchased.

Walgreens has a more generous limit of six products that applies only to online purchases.

According to the Consumer Health Care Products Association, sales of pediatric

acetaminophen and ibuprofen are running about 65 percent higher than last year. It urges parents to contact their children's health

care providers for advice on which medicines and how much to give.

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