AmerisourceBergen Begins Move to Being Purpose-Driven
Advocating for Pharmacy Works. But Only If You Do It.
AmerisourceBergen Offers Resources for Pharmacy Advocacy
Independent Pharmacy Begins to Evolve
The Top 10 States to Be a Pharmacist
The definitive ranking of the best places to practice pharmacy in America.
Safeway Pharmacy Pays $3 Million After DOJ Investigation
The chain is accused of not reporting opioid thefts by its employees.
The Top 10 Wackiest Pharmacy Stories From the 70s: Part 3
Pharmacy never changes in the final part of our “Best of the 70s” series.
Allergic Kids Aren’t Getting Enough Epinephrine
A new study shows that only a third of children suffering allergic reactions receive epinephrine immediately.
New DIR Fee Estimator Can Help Pharmacies Manage Cash Flow
Elevate Provider Network estimates DIR fees in advance
Tips on Selling or Buying Your Pharmacy
There are elements to consider if you want to sell your pharmacy, or buy one.
Generic Cholesterol Meds a Boon for Patients
Two recent generic cholesterol-lowering drugs are helping reduce health-care costs.
Priority Generic Drugs to Get Faster FDA Review
FDA will shorten the review periods for priority generic drugs by two months.
New Health-Care Bills Could Mean Big Cuts to Immunization Funding
Health-care plans in the Senate include repealing the Prevention and Public Health Fund.
Record Attendance at AACP Annual Meeting
Thousands of faculty and students gathered to hear about the latest in healthcare.
When Switching Meds Isn’t the Best Approach
Study finds that adding an antipsychotic to antidepressant therapy may be best for treating depression.
The 5 Latest FDA Drug Approvals
The FDA has already approved 24 new drugs in 2017. Here's what you need to know about the latest 5.
New Study Shows Pharmacists-Involvement Can Dramatically Improve Vaccination Rates
When pharmacists know a patients’ vaccination histories, vaccination rates go up.
The Top 10 Wackiest Pharmacy Stories From the 70s: Part 2
The drugs might change, but the people never do. Part 2 of our best of the 70s series.
Drug Manufacturer Pays Settlement Over Opioid
Mallinckrodt to pay settlement for not reporting orders or keeping accurate records.
A Drug Causes Hundreds of Deaths and Millions of ADEs
An investigation into Actemra (tocilizumab) has uncovered hundreds of serious adverse drug events, but the drug's labeling has not been changed.
Clinical Challenge: What Would You Do?
Preventing drug-drug interactions with HIV ART
FDA Approves First Drug for Sickle Cell in 20 Years
Endari is only the second FDA-approved sickle cell disease drug.
New Drug Review: Sarilumab
The FDA approved Kevzara for RA patients.
Big-Box Pharmacy on the Rise
Big-box merchandisers, including supermarkets, employ thousands of pharmacists and offer higher-than-average salaries.
Bank Loans Help Keep Pharmacies in their Towns
The needs that small pharmacies have-and how they are being met
The Future Isn’t So Futuristic
A pharmacist looks back at what he was told in pharmacy school.
Pharmacy Accounting: The Least You Need to Know
Daily and monthly aspects of pharmacy accounting and tax preparation and planning can be complex and difficult. Proper pharmacy accounting comes down to making sure your books are current, have integrity, and operate efficiently.
The Impact of a Pharmacist as a Health Coach
A look at the ways coaching your patients can leave them healthier.
Precision Medicine: A New Role for Pharmacists
The biggest innovation in medicine in the last decade (and how to get in on it).
New Board Certifications Show Increasing Complexity of Pharmacy
BPS has been adding more board certifications-but they're not done yet.
