Springfield Drugs Fountain

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For 25 years, Springfield Drugs has remained an independent family business. We have grown from a small neighborhood drugstore to a modern pharmacy offering traditional prescription services, quality products, and friendly service. Weve made it our goal to meet the special healthcare needs of our community. Our pharmacists address questions and concerns completely and confidentially, providing unparalleled service. Also, at Springfield Drugs we still maintain an old fashion lunch counter, serving homemade soups, sandwiches, desserts and "real" milk shakes. Looking for a special gift? Come by and see our unique gift collection.

CORRECTION: Vitamin B12 tied to Alzheimer's
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Vitamin B12 may help protect against Alzheimer's disease, according to a study out Monday. Burning straw, dung tied to kids' anemia
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Households in developing countries that regularly burn wood, straw, dung and other natural materials are more likely to also contain children with anemia, a new report finds. Sexual problems? It's probably not low testosterone
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - If you believe the ads from drugmakers such as Solvay Pharmaceuticals, you might well think that getting a testosterone prescription is the key to save a faltering sex life in middle age. Pfizer recalls more U.S. lots of smelly Lipitor
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Pfizer Inc is recalling two more lots of Lipitor, the world's largest selling prescription drug, after chemicals used in wooden pallets were found in some bottles that had an "uncharacteristic odor." US whistleblower awards rise as fraud cases grow
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Blow the whistle, wait years in the hope you have a watertight case for prosecutors to clinch criminal charges and then reap your reward. HHS offers grants for early US insurance exchanges
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Five states will receive grants to design the technology needed for health insurance exchanges, the piece of health reform states have said could be a burden on them, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announced on Friday. Test shows no health risk to food from oil spill
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Testing has helped confirm that chemicals used to disperse oil from the BP spill have not made their way into fish, crabs, shrimp or oysters from the Gulf of Mexico, U.S. officials said on Friday. Safety risks cloud kidney drug's future
BANGALORE (Reuters) - AMAG Pharmaceuticals' shares fell 21 percent to their lowest in nearly five years after it found "life-threatening" events associated with its key drug, Feraheme, throwing into doubt the drug's future sales. E-cigarette maker accepts California marketing limits
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A leading U.S. maker of electronic cigarettes has agreed not to target its sales and advertisements to minors or to claim its products are safe alternatives to tobacco, under a consent judgment reached with California. DNA barcoding aims to protect species, food
TORONTO (Reuters) - Call it a DNA digital Dewey Decimal System for all life on Earth.

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