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Phase 3 trial shows isatuximab quadruplet improves MRD negativity in transplant-eligible patients with multiple myeloma.

Jennifer Goldman, PharmD, highlights clinical trial data and practical strategies for pharmacists to support initiation, adherence, and adverse effect management with tirzepatide at the American Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting and Exposition.

Researchers shed new light on how zinc deficiency contributes to severe disease and death, pointing to a specific intracellular protein as a key mediator.

Pacritinib bridges high-risk myelofibrosis to allogeneic stem cell transplantation, preserving blood counts, shrinking spleen and symptoms, and enabling 95% to transplant.

Air pollution exposure, particularly fine particulate matter and ozone, may worsen cardiac outcomes in patients with breast cancer receiving cardiotoxic therapies.

Waters Corporation's Onclarity HPV Self-Collection Kit represents a significant advance in expanding access to cervical cancer screening outside the clinic.

Pharmacists play a critical and evolving role in sports medicine by optimizing medication use, guiding safe supplementation, and delivering personalized, prevention-focused care to support athlete performance and overall health.

Independent pharmacies are being squeezed on reimbursement while their data quietly fuels billion-dollar decisions. A new pharmacy data economy could flip that script.

The CDC testing pause disrupts diagnostic testing for infectious diseases like rabies and mpox, leaving pharmacists and states scrambling for answers.

Keith Bellovich, DO, explains how SARS-CoV-2–driven inflammation contributes to kidney injury and may reveal previously undiagnosed chronic kidney disease.

Meitheal Pharmaceuticals launches propofol sedation vials for ICU and surgery, cutting waste and dosing errors with 3 single-dose sizes.

Practical strategies to improve clozapine education, monitoring, and utilization while addressing common barriers and safety concerns.

Phase 3 PATCH trial shows estrogen patches cut hot flashes sharply but raise gynecomastia risk.

Myelofibrosis model reveals malignant stem cells reprogram healthy support cells, fueling inflammation and fibrosis.

This article is sponsored by Pacira Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

How pharmacists are uniquely positioned to support athlete health, performance, recovery, and regulatory compliance through medication expertise and interdisciplinary care.

The influenza vaccine halves the risk of heart attack and stroke after infection, offering cardiovascular protection even when breakthrough influenza occurs.

A pharmacist's guide to the most common cancer myths circulating online.

Artificial intelligence, real-world data, and patient voices reshape pharmacovigilance, helping pharmacists spot risks faster and strengthen life cycle drug safety.

Octogenarians with early-stage non–small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) can safely undergo surgery and achieve survival and quality-of-life outcomes comparable to those of younger patients.

AI is reshaping pharmacy, from catching dangerous drug interactions to personalizing chemotherapy dosing.

New analysis suggests oral semaglutide may offer improved efficacy and tolerability compared with orforglipron, informing treatment selection in an increasingly competitive oral GLP-1 landscape.

Review finds prior authorizations delay neurologic treatment, trigger relapses, and intensify clinician burnout, spurring calls for rapid reform.

























