MS Drug Removal Leaves Patients with Fewer Options
Zinbryta was taken off the market, leaving many patients with poor options.
Five Tips for Surviving a 12-Hour Pharmacy Shift
It's something every pharmacist knows well-the long shift. Here's how to make it a little more bearable.
Why Drug Stores Should Fear Amazon's OTC Move
Amazon quietly rolled out a line of OTC products-and that should scare you.
Two Crucial Skills Pharmacists Will Need to Succeed in the Future
As robotics and other systems improve, the physical aspect of pharmacy dispensing is bound to change how pharmacists do their job.
Targeted Vaccination Can Stop Epidemics
A study of simulated epidemics has found that targeted vaccinations is more effective than a quarantine or taking no action at all.
Oregon Sends Home Students Lacking Immunizations
On “School Exclusion Day” in Oregon kids without the required vaccines are sent home.
First in Class Drug for Glaucoma: What Pharmacists Need to Know
Netarsudil opthalmis solution (Rhopressa, Aerie Pharmaceuticals), is approved by the FDA for treatment of elevated intraocular pressure in patients with open-angle glaucoma or ocular hypertension.
Pharmacy Settles Opioid Death Suit for $325,000
An independent pharmacy opted to settle a wrongful death lawsuit involving an opioid prescription.
The Top 5 Pharmacist Movies of All Time
Our list of the best pharmacists ever to appear on the silver screen.
Patients and Herbal Supplements
Your patients are using herbal products, but do you know enough about them?
Albertsons Set to Acquire Rite Aid
In a stock deal, Albertsons will buy the parts of Rite Aid that Walgreens didn't buy.
Urinary Incontinence: What Pharmacists Should Know
Up to 30% of the population is affected by the problem, this peer-reviewed article will give you the information you need.
Are More Blister Packs a Good Thing?
In an effort to combat opioids, the FDA is pushing blister packs-something pharmacy groups have been advocating for.
Nutraceuticals: New Opportunities for Pharmacists
Learning more about popular dietary supplements could further cement pharmacists’ position in the healthcare industry, helping them gain recognition as healthcare providers.
Top 5 Problem Dietary Supplements
When natural doesn't always mean safe, and reading labels doesn't necessarily protect consumers.
CMS Proposes Part D Opioid Limits, Pharmacy Reacts
Pharmacy groups are praising new Medicare Part D opioid limits.
New CEO for International Pharmacy Organization
Duggan named CEO at FIP
Pharmacists on the Front Line in Treating Cardiac Disease
When it comes to cardiac disease, pharmacists in all practice settings can make a difference.
New Anticoagulant Guidelines for Cardiac Surgery Released
Three medical groups have issued guidelines for the use of anticoagulants during cardiac surgery.
A DOAC Provides Heparin Alternative to Cancer Patients
The DOAC edoxaban can replace dalteparin for treating cancer patients with venous thromboembolism.
Walgreens Teams Help Oncology Patients
The chain patented new tech to help better manage oncolytic usage.
The Obstacles That Impede Biosimilars
Hurdles to adoption of biosimilars include regulatory issues and lack of interchangeability with the reference drugs.
Months Later, Drug Shortages Still a Problem
Will healthcare manufacturing in Puerto Rico be back on its feet by next hurricane season?
Patients Like Pharmacies That Give Preventive Care
New study finds just how much people like and trust their pharmacists.
The New Type 2 Diabetes Technologies Pharmacists Need to Know About
Pharmacists need to stay informed about new technologies in order to help diabetic patients take advantage.
The Value of a Pharmacist
Research finds that pharmacists in ACOs improve medication use (and save money).
Small Doses: 6 Stories You Need to Know in January
Easy-to-swallow bits of information from around the world of pharmacy.
Effective Lice Management in the Era of Pesticide-Resistance
National Chains Help Counsel Diabetes Patients
Pharmacy chains are stepping up to help diabetes patients.
As Diabetes Numbers Rise, Costs Mount
The pharmacist's role in diabetes care will only continue to grow.