Kate H. Gamble, Senior Editor

Most Americans exceed the dietary guidelines for sodium consumption, putting them at risk for hypertension and heart disease, says a new study.

Cardinal Health partners with Ohio State and the ASCP to educate patients--especially older adults--on how to safely use prescription drugs.

Findings from a recent conference show that lower colorectal cancer mortality rates were associated with consistent NSAID use in postmenopausal women.

University of Maryland School of Pharmacy's program provides valuable experience for students while offering better care for underserved patients.

Enabling individuals to import prescription drugs poses risks to patient safety and undermines the role of the pharmacists, NACDS says.

Researchers are investigating the long-term consequences of traumatic brain injury, which can include post-traumatic epilepsy and post-traumatic headache.

Incorporating pharmacogenomics into clinical practice requires a viable business model and the development of HIT solutions that support the pharmacist's role.

Results from a Massachusetts survey demonstrate that parents need to take further precautions to safeguard controlled substances.

Updated recommendations from the AAP provide guidance on treatment of ADHD in different age groups, and emphasize the importance of behavioral therapy.

Anticipating an increase in flu activity in the next few weeks, experts urge patients to get vaccinated as soon as possible.

A new study suggests that exercise can act as an alternative to relaxations and topiramate for the prevention of migraines.

A new study finds that changes in pain severity can predict subsequent severity of depression, and that worsening of depression can predict pain severity.

Telephone-based care enables pharmacists to reach more patients and take on a larger role in diabetes management.

Researchers cite 'astronomical costs' associated with prescribing of brand name statins when generic alternatives were available.

A new study finds that patients taking long-acting opioids are more than 3 times as likely to develop pneumonia.

The grants are designed to foster the creation or expansion of a patient-focused residency program in which faculty will oversee pharmacy students.

Findings from a new study point to the need for interventions to help patients take medications properly and manage their disease more effectively.

Six years after hitting rock bottom, Winn-Dixie is gearing up for a strong return by revamping its stores, revitalizing its brand, and modernizing its pharmacy services.

A new survey from Consumer Reports finds that patients are skimping on medications and putting off doctor visits to save money.

A new study finds that providing pain patients with evidence-based video can influence their treatment preferences.

Increases in supply, new vaccine options, and a growing number of venues offering vaccines are all contributing to a spike in the numbers.

Pharmacists and physicians can access a new site to help understand and apply comparative effectiveness research evidence in clinical practice.

Pharmacists and physicians can access a new site to help understand and apply comparative effectiveness research evidence in clinical practice.

A new study from JD Power finds that patients want to spend more time speaking with pharmacists, and less time standing in line.