Clinical News

Scott Gottlieb’s tenure at the FDA was marked by hundreds of generic approvals and aggressive moves against the tobacco industry and vaping.

Updated recommendations for the diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and outbreak management of seasonal influenza. 

Higher-dose tofacitinib linked to greater risk of pulmonary embolism in RA patients.

CDC reports seasonal influenza activity remains elevated and widespread throughout U.S.

Hospitals must consider operating mechanisms, educational updates, the behavior of prescribers, and even manufacturer transparency when surviving through drug shortages.

2018 marks the 100th anniversary of the Spanish Flu Pandemic, one of the worst pandemics in global history.

Shingrix is in short supply due to high demand, so the maker is upping the supply.

You probably can’t find your perfect job-you’ll have to make it.

A large observational study Sweden found that use of anticoagulants by patients with atrial fibrillation reduced the risk of dementia. 

Compliance packaging, also called convenience packaging, is a good idea for both patients on many medications and for pharmacies. Here’s how to do it.

Pharmacists are in an ideal position to encourage people to be vaccinated against shingles. 

Small Doses is back, bringing pharmacists the latest clinical and professional news you missed this month.

After a bad 2017 season, pharmacies and the FDA are pushing the public to still get flu vaccines.

This peer-reviewed article will show you what you need to know about the latest breakthroughs and treatment options.

What one pharmacist says he wishes he’d prioritized sooner.

The opioid epidemic requires that all healthcare professionals-pharmacists included-re-examine how they approach pain patients.

Pharmacists are increasingly being recognized for the value they bring to the table.

Drug errors generally fall into one of four categories-here's how the experts say those errors can be eliminated. 

A study found that treating patients with rivaroxaban for 45 days after hospital discharge reducedthe rate of nonfatal blood clots, but had no effect on fatal blood clots. 

A massive retrospective study compared several non-vitamin K antagonist oral anticoagulants (NOACs) to warfarin.

How a new program is benefiting techs, pharmacists, and patients.

A retroactive study finds no connection between HPV and other vaccines and primary ovarian insufficiency.

There could be significant gains in adult vaccination rates if Insurers were required to cover vaccinations in pharmacies

1.1 million Americans live with HIV-here’s how you can help.

The smallest patients can sometimes present the biggest issues.

Why it’s vital for pharmacists to learn about this emerging field.

Insulin glargine should not be used past 28 days after the vial is first used, but 80% of patients do. 

Diabetes drug empagliflozin reduces fat levels in type 2 patients, which may reduce risk of severe liver disease.

Missing teeth could be a signal that diabetes may be developing.

What do pharmacies have to do with the recent Surgeon General Advisory? A lot, actually.