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Expanding the Pharmacist’s Role in Multiple Sclerosis Care, Clinical Trials, and Collaborative Practice

Most Favored Nation Drug Pricing: Analysis and Implications

Adolescent, Young Adult Cancer Survivors Experience Accelerated Aging in the Brain

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From CAR T to Gene Therapy, Pharmacists Prepare for What’s Next at the 2026 Tandem Meeting

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A pharmacist-physician model significantly reduces wait times for atrial fibrillation care, enhancing patient access and treatment effectiveness in underserved areas.

Replacing animal products—particularly processed meats—with plant-based foods, including some processed options, can lower cardiometabolic risk and offer pharmacists practical counseling opportunities alongside medication therapy.

Pharmacists learn how protective purchasing impacts drug shortages and discover strategies to enhance supply chain visibility and patient access to essential medications.

Dato-DXd is a promising first-line treatment for metastatic triple-negative breast cancer, enhancing patient outcomes.

Explore all 16 agreements struck thus far between pharmaceutical companies and the White House to adhere to most favored nation pricing for drugs sold in the United States.

Pharmacists guide consumers in selecting quality dietary supplements, emphasizing the importance of USP verification for safety and efficacy.


Treatment with semaglutide offers benefits beyond solely cardiovascular risk reduction, lowering the risk of hospitalization across a range of comorbidities.

Innovative biodegradable nanoplatforms enhance cancer therapy by integrating targeted drug delivery and real-time imaging, revolutionizing oncology practices for pharmacists.


The FDA cited human factors unrelated to the drug's efficacy as the reason for rejection.

A Defining Moment for Health System Pharmacy: Advancing Competency, Policy, and Patient Need in 2026
Pharmacists are transforming patient care in 2026, enhancing clinical outcomes through innovative practices and expanded responsibilities in health systems.

Exclusive insights from Ned Milenkovich, PharmD, JD, help parse what pharmacists should be aware of as most favored nation initiatives are agreed upon with the federal government.

Zavabresib receives orphan drug designation for myelofibrosis, offering hope for patients unresponsive to current treatments and enhancing therapeutic options.

Pharmacists should know about migraine treatments, such as lasmiditan, to effectively treat and educate patients with acute migraine.

The authors suggested that future research investigate emerging blood-based biomarkers and explore temporal associations between sleep duration and Alzheimer disease biomarker changes.

Research reveals that patients with asthma who experience symptoms of depression show elevated BDNF levels, suggesting unique biological links between asthma severity and depressive symptoms.


RegeneCyte's HPC therapy shows promise in treating long COVID symptoms, with 85% of patients reporting fatigue relief.

The FDA prioritizes centanafadine's review for ADHD treatment, offering a novel, once-daily oral option for diverse patient needs.

The FDA approved the first dual-agent eye drops for presbyopia, offering a groundbreaking solution for age-related near vision loss.

Processed plant-based foods, such as breads and cereals, can reduce the risk of diabetes and heart failure when they replace ultraprocessed meats or sugary beverages.

Research data show that weight regain after discontinuation of GLP-1 or GLP-1/GIP agonists is a significant risk.



























