Allison Gilchrist, Associate Editor

Pharmacists should warn patients that frequently taking medications for migraines could actually cause recurrent headaches.

This case is the first reported failure for pre-exposure prophylaxis to stop HIV infection.

A gay man has been infected with HIV despite taking Truvada every day for 2 years.

Pharmacists can help patients save money on their prescriptions each time they approach the pharmacy counter.

Top 10 Business Tips for Pharmacy Owners from Billionaire Entrepreneur Kevin O'Leary

An independent pharmacy recently integrated a coffee shop to facilitate candid conversations between patients and their pharmacist.

OTC and prescription drug mascots may play a larger-than-expected role in patients' health care decisions.

Pharmacists can help alleviate the burden of caregivers and potentially improve quality of life.

California's first surplus prescription medication program recently opened its doors.

Pharmacists can play a role in a comprehensive geriatric assessment and transitional care bridge program to improve outcomes for older adults.

Pharmacist involvement on care teams for geriatric patients transitioning out of emergency departments may still be undervalued.

Nearly 8 million older adults with significant disabilities receive substantial help from their families and unpaid caregivers for their wide range of health care needs.

Pharmacists should engage patients in interactive conversations in order to ensure they take medications as directed.

Google's new related medications feature might lead patients to mistakenly believe that they don't need to seek drug information from their pharmacist.

Your patients may not realize that the effectiveness of their medications is largely within their control.

Under expanded agreements, pharmacists can establish agreements with multiple physicians in order to manage drug therapy for multiple patients.

Diabetes is a complex autoimmune condition that requires many treatment and education strategies to achieve health goals beyond glycemic control.

Those looking to quit smoking may not need a prescription to do so.

A proposed bill in Kentucky would require men to consult their wives before a prescription drug for erectile dysfunction.

With added power comes added responsibility for pharmacists practicing under expanded collaborative practice agreements.

Major depressive disorder is the leading cause of disability among adults in high-income countries.

Although generic drug pricing was a hot-button political issue throughout 2015, not every drug saw a price increase last year.

The US Preventive Services Task Force recently updated its recommendations for depression screening in adults.

Propranolol is red, digoxin is blue. Your pharmacist's heart may skip a beat if they get a valentine from you.

Pharmacists might be surprised to learn that Pinterest is a hotbed for anti-vaccine sentiment.

OTC medications can have serious side effects in children if they are not carefully administered.

President Barack Obama's fiscal year 2017 budget proposal calls for an additional $1.1 billion to combat the nation's spiraling opioid epidemic.

US Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions recently said the FDA is still too slow to approve generic drugs.

A US Senate committee recently held a hearing to investigate the culprits behind the growing backlog of generic drug applications at the FDA.

With winter well underway, patients may need a refresher on the dangers of double dosing on OTC remedies for their colds and headaches.