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Who advises on medication?

In the UK, the NHS provides guidance on medication use, including omeprazole. The story mentions that the NHS recommends not taking omeprazole for more than two weeks without a prescription. This highlights the importance of professional medical advice for managing long-term health conditions and medication use.

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