APhA Annual Meeting & Exposition

Emergency medical services runs increased in all 4 US Census regions.

It is crucial to have a measure to mitigate the possibility of seizures, according to researchers.

About 1 in 10 individuals in the United States have diabetes. A recent study examines how much they are paying on average for access to treatment for the common disease.

Survey respondents indicated a lack of comfort around recommending psilocybin therapy to patients.

New research examines how individuals with continuing COVID-19 symptoms are managing the virus.

Rural communities are often left without adequate assistance in times of need, but pharmacists can provide crucial care.

As sessions end for the day, head out to explore the city of Phoenix.

APhA 2023 will take place March 24 to March 27 in Phoenix, Arizona

Patients need digital pharmacists to monitor the growing armamentarium of digital therapeutics and the flood of patient-specific data

Does your zip code actually impact your health?

Making a smooth transition from community pharmacy to health system pharmacy practice is possible, especially for those with marketable skills.

Some common human drugs are toxic when used in animals.

Leal joined Drug Topics® live at APhA 2022.

Understanding gender terms and addressing patients using the right pronouns is vital to decreasing health disparities in the LGBQT community.

Combining nonopioid analgesics and nonpharmacologic pain management options with opioid medications can lead to better patient outcomes.

Change must start in the practice before payment can be delivered.

CBD is still a gray area for many pharmacists and health care providers.

A baseline of dosing errors can lead to a framework to improve antibiotic prescribing habits.

PBMs use hidden rebates and other strategies to rig drug pricing and sidestep regulatory efforts

Results highlight the impact of education on patient understanding of potential adverse events.

The drugs treat a range of conditions, including migraine, Alzhiemer disease, and actinic keratosis.

Some parents are still hesitant about vaccinating their children.

According to research examining sexual minority patients, depression can be a consequence of health and behavioral disparities.

Can an educational game could be an effective way to improve opioid knowledge and safety for teenagers?

APhA priorities include pharmacist reimbursement, PBMs, and DIR fees.

A telehealth intervention may successfully lead to improvements in diabetes management.

A pilot program utilized student pharmacists, medical residents, and nurses to facilitate well-child visits.

There’s more to vaccines than just COVID-19.

Patients should start low, go slow, and track their own dosing and effects

Keeping OTC products near the pharmacy counter creates an opportunity for patient counseling and education.