Express Scripts Sues Small Drug Manufacturer
The PBM giant claims it is owed $14.5 million in fees.
Could Compounding Pharmacists Solve the Sodium Bicarbonate Shortage?
As stocks of the vital drug become rarer, pharmacists could be the ones combatting the shortage.
Small Doses: Pharmacy News Featuring Vaccine Skeptics, an Aspirin-Cancer Link, and More
Easy-to-swallow bits of news from around the world of pharmacy.
Top 7 Worst Customer Stories
The worst of the worst customers that our readers have had the (dis)pleasure of helping.
More Older Patients Have Medication Troubles Than You Think
What problems your older patients are having (and what you can do about it).
Social Media, Store Websites, and the Pharmacist
What you need to know about crafting your pharmacy’s 5-star online presence.
Tripled Hep C Rates Blamed on Opioid Crisis
The surge in HCV transmission rates is being blamed on the opioid epidemic.
More Billion-Dollar Drugs, Faster Approvals, and Other Pharmaceutical Trends
What’s been going on in the biopharmaceutical industry?
Walgreens Joins VA to Promote Mental Health Care for Veterans
A new collaboration will mean veterans have enhanced access to the care they need.
Are EpiPens Still Good After Their Expiration Date?
One pharmacist decided to find out how long an EpiPen stays useable.
From 50 to 1, the Best and Worst Pharmacist Salaries by State
See how your state stacks up-Is it time for a move?
How Pharmacists Can Lead an Opioid Exit Plan
Managing post-op pain is a team effort-and who better to lead the team than a medication expert?
Walgreens Fights the Opioid Crisis
What a large national chain is doing to combat opioid abuse (and what other pharmacies can learn from it).
5 Ways to Improve Medicare Part D
NCPA’s recommendations for improving the “increasingly complicated Part D marketplace.”
10 More Newly Approved Drugs
What you need to know about the the 10 newest FDA drug approvals.
Cherokee Nation Sues CVS, Walgreens, and Others Over Opioids
Did major chain pharmacies and distributors contribute to the opioid epidemic in Oklahoma?
CVS Launches New Store Design
Tobacco is gone, now CVS launches new campaign aimed at promoting health and beauty.
NECC and Future of Compounding Pharmacy
Compounding pharmacist's case hinged on whether he was "willfully indifferent."
The Top 4 Medication Errors Your Patients are Making
The problems your patients have-what you can do about it.
How Drug Companies use Loopholes to Delay Generic Drug Approvals
The citizens petition process is being used to delay approval of generic drugs.
New Mexico Takes Big Step Against Opioid Epidemic
New legislation could be a model for other states.
GSK Issues Voluntary Recall
Nearly 600,000 inhalers are being recalled.
The Full Extent of Antibiotic Use in the United States? No One Knows.
What we know-and what we don't-about antibiotics in America.
As More Canadian Provinces Mandate Error Reporting, U.S. Experts Call for Similar Laws
Ontario joins Nova Scotia in making medication dispensing error reporting mandatory, but no states have enacted similar laws.
What to do About Rising Health-Care Costs?
Taking a clear-eyed look at the cost of health care can reduce waste.
9 Newly Approved Novel Drugs
It's still early in 2017, but the FDA has been approving drugs left and right. Here's what you need to know.
Business Group Makes Price Recommendations for Specialty Drugs
The high cost of specialty drugs demands a change in Washington, according to a report.
FDA Approves Drug for Treatment of Nocturnal Polyuria
Noctiva is the first agent approved to temporarily decrease urine production in adults with nocturia from various causes.
Women in Pharmacy: A Look Back
Celebrate Women's History Month with us! Take a look back to where we have come from and where we still need to go.
Pharmacy Technician Conference Creates Consensus on Technician Qualifications
The conference emphasized the need for standardization and the importance of safety in the training of pharmacy technicians.