from
Werner Bartens
Anyone who currently wants to fill a prescription in the pharmacy experiences something irritating. A friendly shake of the head, brief cancellations, complaints about the ailing health system – or empty drawers are shown in which packs of tablets used to be stacked. Doctors and pharmacists sounded the alarm in December because there were supply bottlenecks for more than 330 medicines. Desperate parents tried in vain to find fever juice for sick children. But there is no improvement in sight.