Scientists at University of Nevada detail research in social science

A new study, 'Religion and conscientious objection: a survey of pharmacists' willingness to dispense medications,' is now available. According to recent research from the United States, "Some US states allow pharmacists to refuse to dispense medications to which they have moral objections, and federal rules for all health care providers are in development. This study examines whether demographics such as age, religion, gender influence 668 Nevada pharmacists' willingness to dispense or transfer five potentially controversial medications to patients 18 years and older: emergency contraception, medical abortifacients, erectile dysfunction medications, oral contraceptives, and infertility...

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