Laura Enderle Associate Editor

Ingredients in styrofoam, herbal supplements, and other consumer goods were among the agents added to the US government's list of potential cancer risks.

Patients who take statins as prescribed save health care dollars and have fewer life-threatening complications than nonadherent patients.

Vaccination lowered pregnant women's risk of delivering premature and low-birth weight babies.

Transitioning to more advanced e-prescribing systems could lead to a rise in drug errors that threaten patient safety.

A combination pill containing 4 different drugs may benefit patients who are at high risk for cardiovascular disease.

Information, motivation, and strategy are top priorities for adherence counseling, according to a new study.

One of the recession's biggest casualties could be the trust fund supporting inpatient care for Medicare beneficiaries.

The trust fund supporting inpatient care for Medicare beneficiaries could be one of the recession's biggest casualties.

Working with patients and prescribers to consolidate prescription routines and centralize pharmacy services may boost adherence to cardiovascular medications.

The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America released its annual list of the 100 most challenging cities to live with spring allergies.

Pharmacists must be vigilant against dosing errors when filling painkiller prescriptions for very young children.

Plan B's Rx-to-OTC switch more than doubled sales of the emergency contraceptive, but use remains relatively low.

The risk of drug-drug interactions involving clopidogrel may be reduced by warning letters sent to physicians.

The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America released its annual list of the 100 most challenging cities to live with spring allergies.

Unique formulations and packaging could be on the horizon as drug makers compete with top-selling brands and impending generics.

Pharmacy Times launched a new site that's both an educational resource and meeting place for busy pharmacists.

Pharmacists should take careful note of handling guidelines for Boehringer Ingelheim's new blood thinner Pradaxa.

Even minor treatment delays can prolong hospitalization for pediatric patients with bacterial pneumonia.

Faced with unprecedented drug shortages, many providers are paying sky-high prices for substitute drugs

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