Sara Grossman, PharmD

Evidence of the relationship between probiotics and antibiotics is lacking.

Vaccines are important for everyone, but they’re critical for adults older than 65 years.

Pharmacists must be familiar with the different thermometers so they can ensure proper use by the consumer.

Ease patients’ concerns by being well versed in the safety profiles of each vaccine.

In this article, we will review the evidence describing a possible link between vitamin D and COVID-19.

One antimicrobial agent commonly used in the management of burns is silver sulfadiazine.

Despite its popularity and its status as an FDA-approved expectorant, evidence to support guaifenesin’s efficacy is limited and conflicting.

Some patients affected by COVID-19 may be concerned about hyposmia (reduced ability to smell) or anosmia (loss of smell) that they experience after contracting the virus.

Pharmacists can counsel patients with GERD on strategies to address their symptoms.

Pharmacists can and must play an active role in guiding patients on the selection of laxatives which are supported by sound evidence.