What You Need to Know About the NABP Annual Meeting
The 113th Annual Meeting will feature CPE, discussions, and more.
Cherokee Nation Sues CVS, Walgreens, and Others Over Opioids
Did major chain pharmacies and distributors contribute to the opioid epidemic in Oklahoma?
Samsung Gets First U.S. Approval
The second Remicade biosimilar is only the fifth biosimilar approved in the United States.
A Big Shift for a Major PBM
Anthem is parting ways with Express Scripts.
New NACDS Chairman Stresses Pro-Customer Leadership Role
NACDS’s Gourlay embraces leading the industry proactively through changing health-care industry.
NACDS’ New Course
Expanded scope-of-practice/health-and-wellness figure prominently in new strategy.
Pharmacists Are Flying In to Washington to Talk and Persuade
DIR fees top pharmacy legislator meetings.
New Recommendation Drops the Number of HPV Shots for Children from Three to Two
Recommended number of HPV injections for kids under 14 drops to two.
Stronger Measles Vaccination Exemption Policies Reduce the Likelihood of an Outbreak
Making nonmedical vaccination exemptions more difficult to obtain can reduce risk of a measles epidemic.
Pharmacists Joining the March for Science
Pharmacists and pharmacy groups are taking part in a national march in support for science.
Is $485 million enough to end the opioid epidemic?
The HHS is giving out greatly needed funds, but money alone may not be enough.
Surescripts Takes Aim at Improving e-Prescribing Accuracy
New monitoring system identifies problems with e-prescription systems.
CVS Launches New Store Design
Tobacco is gone, now CVS launches new campaign aimed at promoting health and beauty.
Many Health-Care Groups Laud Generics Bill
Nearly 20 health-care organizations and PBMs come out in favor of FAST Generics Act.
CVS: Generics and Biosimilars Are Key to Its Drug Spending Decline
Drug spending is going down at CVS Caremark. Here’s why.
Walgreens Clinics Launching STI Testing Services
Pharmacy chain will introduce testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections at its clinics.
New Opportunities in Health Economics and Outcomes Research
Schools of pharmacy are offering fellowships, certificates, and other training for a value-based health-care system.
NECC and Future of Compounding Pharmacy
Compounding pharmacist's case hinged on whether he was "willfully indifferent."
The Top 4 Medication Errors Your Patients are Making
The problems your patients have-what you can do about it.
Pharmacists and Patients Worry About Naloxone Dispensing
Naloxone is available, but is it actually being used?
Prescribing rights: Worth it?
Pharmacists are now recognized as providers nearly everywhere-now that they have the status, what does it mean?
When Going the Extra Mile isn’t Enough
What do you do about the customer who is never satisfied?
Reducing Taxes and Regulations Trumps Price Controls
Is Trump focusing on the wrong thing?
Addiction Risks Rise after Day Three of an Opioid Prescription
The length of an initial opioid prescription influences the risks of long-term use.
Fighting Opioid Abuse
How pharmacists can help fight the battle.
FDA Approves Rucaparib for Advanced Ovarian Cancer
The New Drug Review for April
Drug Spending Slows for Major Pharmacy Benefit Managers
Anakinra for RA and Refractory Idiopathic Recurrent Pericarditis
Cardiac Matters-What you need to know about anakinra
How Pill Bottles Can Deter Opioid Misuse and Abuse
Special pill bottle caps can help reduce medication misuse and abuse.
Alternatives to Opioids
How Trinity Health and Pacira are minimizing opioid use.
