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PHARMACISTS International Appeal to Stop 5G on Earth and in Space International Appeal to Stop 5G on Earth and in Space PHARMACISTS ALGERIA Ghania Laouar, pharmacy, student at university of BATNA 2 -BATNA-ALGERIA, Batna, Algeria ARGENTINA Fedra Elena Lecumberry, Farmacéutica Nacional, Director Técnico, Rincón de Los Sauces, Neuquén Paula Mora, Pharmacist, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires Andrea Vaquero , Universitario, Farmacéutico Hospital Tornu, Bolivar, Buenos Aires AUSTRALIA emma collyns, Diploma of Pharmacy, Pharmacist, Minyama, QLD Jeffrey Cox, Batchelor of Pharmacy, Pharmacist, Melbourne, Vicky Taru Crane, Pharmacist, ULLADULLA, NSW Elise Dafinis, Melbourne, Victoria Xaviere Desmet, Sydney, Nsw George Dimaris, Bachelor of Pharmacy, Sydney, New South Wales Didi Hounslow, Walkerville, SA Ana Jezdik, Law, Pharmacy, Perth, Western Australia noel keogh, b.pharmacy univ qld aust; m.pharm studies univ qld aust ; public policy studies kennedy school of govt harvard mass.usa, armidale, new south wales John Laird, Bachelor of Pharmacy, Postgrad study in Nutrition, Psychology, Philosophy and Exercise Physiology, Pharmacist, Gold Coast, Queensland karl landers, BSc.Pharmacy, pharmacy, brookvale, NSW Vicky Melissas, Bachelor of pharmacy, Pharmacist, Melbourne, Victoria Judy Miller, Adelaide, South Australia George Papadopoulos, Kellys Plains John Ralph, Gosford, NSW PATRICK THORNTON, PHARMACIST, NUTRITIONIST, INVENTOR, OAK FLATS, NSW Natalia Varakina, Bachelor of Pharmacy, Sydney Ingrid Waite, Sydney, NSW Jess White, Doonan, Queensland AUSTRIA Susanne Artacker, Mag. pharm., Pharmacist, Vienna Margit Drack, Drogistin, Gmunden, Oberösterreich Tanja Draxler, Arnreit, Österreich Eva Ensfellner, Neusiedl am See, Österreich Gabriele Herrmann, Pharmacist, Natters 1 Pharmacists Klaus Hofstaedter, Dr, rer. nat., Pharmacist, Wien, Wien Katrin Hutzinger, Bergheim Irene Katalinic, Wolkersdorf, Niederösterreich Ilse Kleiner u, Mag.pharm. Dr.rer.nat., Mag. Dr., Pharmacist, Karl Franzens Universität Graz, Graz Sarah Lettenbichler, Kirchbichl, Tirol Sabine Lexr, Mag.pharm., pharmacist, Sonnenhof Apotheke (pharmacy), Vienna, austria Brigitte Manhartsberger, Vienna, Vienna Audrey Minet, Dr. Pharmacy, Pharmacist, Salzburg Julia Pfeiffer, Bregenz, Österreich (AUT) Edith Steinbichler, Beautician, Phamacist, Haag, Löwen Austria Monika Urbanski, Magister pharmacie, Pharmacist, Vienna BELGIUM Lucio Baldini, Mariakerke Françoise Biot, pharmacien hospitalier, Forest Imel De Boeck, haasrode, Vl Brabant Rita DESSOUROUX, Bac +6, Retraité, Pharmacien hospitalier, CHU DE LIÈGE BELGIQUE, Liege Moulaert Fabienne, Nivelles, Brabant Wallon Séverine Halleux, Jodoigne, brabant wallon Frieda Janssen, Knokke-Heist, West-Vlaanderen Vancutsem Marie Christine, Pharmacien, Braine le chateau Johan Martens, Lommel Fabienne Moulaert, Pharmacist, Nivelles, Brabant Wallon Luc Naets, bachelor pharmacy, Lint, Belgium Halleux Séverine, Pharmacist, Hospital Pharmacist, Cliniques Universitaires St Luc, Bruxelles Hans Sintobin, Pharmacist, Kortrijk Ingrid Van Berckelaer, Master in Pharmaceutical Sciences, Pharmacist, Ghent Marc Vanvelk, Pharmacist, Neeroeteren, Limburg BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA Andrea Zenunović, Pharmacy degree, Pharmacist, Mostar, Mostar BULGARIA Denitza Alexieva, Sofia Galina Markova, Sofia Alexander Ninkov, Medical pharmacy, Sofia Yanitsa Petkova Tuntova-Ilieva, Sofia CANADA Sarina Beran, Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Sparwood, BC Meryn Bowen, Ph.D., North Vancouver, BC - British Columbia Dipa Chauhan, Mississauga, Ontario Christine Delaney, Ladysmith, British Columbia Jean-Yves Dionne, B SC Pharm, Pharmacist, Lecturer Université de Montréal and Université Laval, 2 Pharmacists Mont Royal, Québec Susan Forbes, Vancouver, B.C. Elizabeth Innes, Pharmacist, Sechelt, BC Tammy Langill, BscPharm, Pharmacist, Vancouver, BC Catherine Maillette, Pharm D. (First Cycle Doctorat in Pharmacy), Hawkesbury, Ontario Dumitru Musteata, Ottawa Denise Nativel, B. Pharm, Surrey, British Columbia Stefan Opetz, Approbation in pharmacy, pharmacist, Victoria, British Columbia Natasha rancourt, pharm tech, Sudbury, ontario CHILE Paula Gajardo, Pharmacist, Santiago julia sosa, santiago CHINA Sheng Pan, benke, shanxiyikedaxue, Changchun, JiLin 泽德·科普 安迪, 广州白云山, 广东省 CROATIA IVANA Đermadi Paladin, Pharmacyst, Motovun, Istria Majda Jurkovic, Faculty, Pharmacist, Zadar INES VEDRIS, PHARMACIST, ZAGREB Kristina Zurak, Pharmacy, Zadar, Croatia CZECH REPUBLIC Klara Bálková, Slaný Michaela Bedrníková, Faculty of Pharmacy, Charles University, Prague, Mgr., Pharmacist, Prague, Czech Republic Andrea Forgácsová, Lužice Ludmila Fošenbauerová, PharmDr , Faculty of Pharmacy Charles University Prag, pharmacist, České Budějovice 1, Česká Republika Vendula Frangos, pharmasist, Dolní Čermná Lenka Kalousková, Lanškroun, Česká republika Alois Komorous, Karlovy Vary, Karlovy Vary Marie Krämerová, pharmaceutic lab, prague Marta Němcová, Brno Alena Petříková, PhD Pharmacy, Scientist, University of veterinary and pharmaceutical sciences, Praha, Česká republika Kateřina Urbášková, Opava, Česká republika DENMARK 3 Pharmacists Ninna Hammer, Pharmacist and Health Mentor, Copenhagen Lotte Lundsgaard, M.Sc.Pharm, Pharmacist, Copenhagen Karina Villumsen, Pharmacy, Pharmaconomist, Hadsten ECUADOR Annie Eagleton, Vilcabamba, Loja EGYPT Omnia Khater, Clinical Pharmacy Last Year student, Student, Zagazig University, Zagazig, AlSharqya FINLAND Jenny Ek, Naturvetenskapliga fakulteten, åbo akademi, Tjöck Emmi Koivisto, Helsinki Johanna Paananen, Pharmacy Technician, Helsinki FRANCE Adeline Alber, Le bono, France Hala Alfrijate, Bac+11, Dr, Pharmacien, Villejuif, Val de marne FOURNIER Annie, Pharmacy, Dr, Pharmacist, Redactor, teacher - Phytotherapy - Natural medecines, MONTPELLIER genevieve Belin, pharmacienne and naturopathe, La Londe les Maures BRENAC Betty, Docteur en Pharmacie. DU toxicologie, APOTECKE, Faculte de pharmacie PARIS VII, CANNES, Alpes Maritimes Carole Bobrowski, Toulouse Agnès Boucheny, Aubergenville Betty Brenac, Cannes, Alpes maritimed Liautier Corinne, Pharmacien, Montelimar Stucky Corinne, Préparatrice Pharmacie, Montégut Lauragais Corinne Dauvillier, Seyssinet-Pariset Anne Delaroche, CHOLET alain du rusquec, cesson sévigné, ille et vilaine 35510 Alain DUBOIS, RIVE de GIER 42800, Loire Bertrand Duflos, Pharmacien, Carqueiranne, Paca Bruno Faure, Die Zudie Fazlievski, Pharmacie, Courbevoie, France francoise ferrari, gujan Viviane Flick, Préparatrice en pharmacie, Strasbourg, France Annie Fournier, MONTPELLIER, OCCITANIE Marie-Anne GARREC, DOCTORAT PHARMACIE, PHARMACIEN, PLONEVEZ-PORZAY MARIE FRANCE GUENIN, PHARMACIEN, COULOBRES, OCCITANIE Richard Haas, Pharmacie, Professionnel de la santé retraité, ERSTEIN Delphine Hegy, Préparatrice en pharmacie, Mulhouse lassidi hichem, bac+3, Employé pharmacie, Bordeaux, Gironde 4 Pharmacists neyrolles jean-pierre, Docteur en pharmacie, montpellier Marie Lailheugue, Castaignos-Souslens Nicolas Landraud, Pharmacist, Dr, Regulatory affairs, Carros Alain Launay, Caen Anne-Valérie LEBELLE, pharmacien, ANGERS Severine Luquet, Pharmacist, Aix En Provence Bout Mael, Toulouse, France Anne MOREL, Dr, Pharmacist, Lille Florence Muller, Bac+6, Reims Arrivé nadine, farmacy, Xaintrailles, lot et garonne Pascale NAU, TOURS EVELYNE Nicolle, Chazey Bons olivier Nicolle, Chazey Bons Veronique Orenga de Gaffory, doctor, Belleville, Rhone Nath pade, valence Frédéric Paracini, Doctor of Pharmacy, Le Havre brigitte parise, La Bernerie-en-Retz, pays de loire Marianne PASSARRIEU, Pharmacien, Larroque, Tarn Elodie Perrussel, Saint Pierre la Palud Serge RADER, doctor, Pharmacist, Pharmacist, Counsellor of health of "Debout la France" party; Member of AIMSIB (International Association for scientific Medicine independant and benevolence), PARIS, PARIS Marie-Christine Ramstein, pharmacist, Mulhouse ARLETTE ROBERT, saint nabord, 88200 Ru Gal DE GAULLE sandrine ROBIN, doctor, farmacist, FAVERGES SEYTHENEX Annie ROCHET, LYON janin sandrine, pharmacienne, montpellier Romain Schoenhenz, Marseille Aurélie Spagnul, PhD in pharmacotechny ans biopharmacy, Phd, Project manager, Colomars Jean Pierre TOSANI, HYERES, PACA Marie France Verdier, Pharmacist, Coulobres Marie-Pierre Verdier, Diplôme d'Etat de Pharmacien biologiste, Chavigny nadine vernhes, béziers, hérault GERMANY Simone Baas, Gelnhausen Fanny Bartl, Munich Birte Bayerköhler, Pharmasist, Gunzenhausen, Bavaria Daniela Boeschen, Pharmacist, PhD, Bremen Momme Denker, Dr. rer. nat., Hamburg, Hamburg Carina Domingues Monteiro, Kirchweiler hans helmut dr.scheltdorf, 71229 leonberg Christiane Driewer, Pharmacist, Neuss Nicole Elsholz, Philippsthal, Deutschland Brigitte Engel, Pharmacie, Apothekerin, 64739 Höchst, Germany H.Dorothea Foos, München, Bayern Brigitte Gante, Apothekerin, Olpe, Nordrhein-Westfalen hedda gercke, dr., pharmacist, 97355 castell, bavaria Helene Goytia, Pharmareferent, Welzheim Heidi Haberkorn, Ilsfeld, Baden-Württemberg MARGA HAERLIN, 78315 radolfzell NORBERT HARMUTH, 74074 HEILBRONN, BADEN -WÜRTTEMBERG Silvia Hartung, Freiburg, Baden-Württemberg Sarwa Hassan, Steinbach, Deutschland 5 Pharmacists Christine Hellbach, Pharmacy, Pharmacist, Burgstädt, Sachsen Eva-Maria Herrlinger, MSc Pharmaceutical Science, PhD student, University of Freiburg, Freiburg Achim Hoeh, Bad Soden-Salmünster, Hessen Anke Homann, Rheinbrohl, Deutschland Sybilla Kaim, Erfurt Jutta Karallus, Weinheim Frauke Krull, Wilhelmshaven Sabine Kuehn, Berlin Roland Lang, Dr., farmacist, München, Bayern Annette Loy, pharmacist, Bodman-Ludwigshafen, Deutschland Carmen Mader, Pharmacist, 85134 Stammham Carmen Manuela Mader, 85134 Stammham
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