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Hospitals, medicines and doctors come up most often. 6,117 hospitals, 1,632,998 clinicians, 2,015 prescription medicines, 582 over-the-counter medicines, 1,849 brand names, 14,686 nursing homes, 55,378 pharmacies and 3,244 states, counties and cities are in the draw.

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Utah has 444 pharmacies in the federal NPI Registry. See the page

1,061 facts, each counted from the official data files behind this site and checked again at every build. The linked page shows the numbers and their source. Data dates

Quick quiz

Which of these medicines is the generic name of Gloperba?

Answer: Colchicine. Gloperba is a brand name of Colchicine, per FDA records. Source: FDA NDC Directory and drug labels. See: DenosumabEscitalopramColchicineLamotrigineGloperba

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