
Animal products are prevalent in pharmaceuticals manufacturing, including in some unexpected places.
Daniel Holland, PharmD, is a graduate and medical writer from the University of Connecticut School of Pharmacy. Connect with him on LinkedIn or at daniel.holland222@gmail.com
Animal products are prevalent in pharmaceuticals manufacturing, including in some unexpected places.
Recent findings suggest a possible connection between the common OTC medication and an under-diagnosed hormonal disorder.
A team of researchers have assessed supertherapeutic doses of NSAIDs, opioids, and benzodiazepines.
Pharmacists are in a prime position to offer guidance to those who have this often under-treated chronic disease.
A Rhode Island independent pharmacy is the first in the country offering on-demand Lyme disease post-exposure prophylaxis.
What is our duty to patients? Does this change if we believe they are abominable?
Are you a proud green-thumbed pharma-“nerd” looking for a statement garden this summer?
An adverse effect with interferon-ribavirin Hepatitis C therapy that does not stop after discontinuation.
Lyme disease symptoms can persist after cure. But how can you separate fact from fiction in treatment?
There is more to the grapefruit drug interaction than eating one kind of fruit.
Patients with severe mental illnesses avoidably die much sooner than general population.
What can you (or your pharmacist) do to improve Bipolar I Disorder outcomes?
Epilepsy medications can cause folate deficiency-related birth defects but what about other birth defects?
There is little evidence on ibuprofen’s impact on birth weight and premature delivery.
An antiretroviral vaginal ring is being investigated to quell the spread of HIV.
Meniere's disease is a bothersome to disabling syndrome of the inner ear characterized by vertigo, hearing loss, tinnitus, and sensation of ear fullness.
The CDC has recently reported increasing antibiotic resistant Treponema pallidum strains and ocular syphilis incidence.
Increased life expectancy for HIV-positive patients spurs the need to discuss advanced care planning.
HIV infection is a proinflammatory condition predisposing patients to arteriosclerosis, diabetes mellitus, dyslipidemia, and vascular thrombosis.
Impaired bone health becomes increasingly common as patients with cystic fibrosis move into middle age.
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