Aimee Simone, Associate Editor

These tips can help recent pharmacy school graduates navigate the professional world.

After celebrating its 75th anniversary, the Southwestern Oklahoma State University College of Pharmacy remains dedicated to providing training and education to future pharmacists in an evolving field.

During cold and flu season, working women turn to pharmacies whenever symptoms appear, according to the results of a recent study conducted by Workplace Impact.

Community pharmacies are shifting their focus to patient care, expanding services in an effort to improve health outcomes

From a bad customer service experience, independent musician Dave Carroll learned valuable lessons that apply to independent community pharmacists.

Author, speaker, and entrepreneur Guy Kawasaki inspired independent community pharmacists to be enchanting.

Students who completed more than the required amount of pharmacy experience had higher levels of self-esteem.

Exposure to violence at work has serious consequences for health care professionals.

Employees react negatively to verbal abuse from their supervisors regardless of whether they feel the abuse is intended to embarrass or motivate them.

Individuals who completed strength training exercises improved their episodic memory when compared with those who did not exercise.

Individuals in a negative mood spend more time viewing the social media profiles of unsuccessful peers.

Although energy drinks may improve athletic performance, they may also increase the risk for insomnia and nervousness.

Age, education level, gender, and health status are associated with the use of anecdotal health information on the Internet.

Eating the recommended 5 servings of fruits and vegetables each day is associated with high mental well-being.

Working more than 40 hours a week may lead to heart problems.

Research conducted by CVS Health supported its move to discontinue sales of tobacco products.

New coalition will focus on research and education to combat the abuse and misuse of stimulant medications on college campuses.

Although many pharmacists express concerns about the state of the pharmacy job market, the good news is the demand for pharmacists seems to be increasing.