Meghan Ross, Associate Editor

Social media can help pharmacists take control over their brand image.

Pharmacists among 301 individuals charged for allegedly engaging in $900 million in false billings.

Pharmacist was the only job on the list directly related to health care.

Ocaliva approved in combination with ursodeoxycholic acid (UDCA) or as a monotherapy for adults who can’t tolerate UDCA.

Knowing the details about new HIV diagnoses can help pharmacists better understand the infection.

Pharmacy owner charged with paying patients hundreds of dollars in cash in exchange for not receiving their prescription medications.

Three facts pharmacists need to new about the development of new biosimilar medications.

CVS pharmacies in Maryland alleged to have dispensed controlled substances for prescriptions not issued for legitimate medical reasons.

Penalties included shipping controlled substances to unregistered locations and failing to verify addresses on DEA order forms.

Company alleged to violated the False Claims Act and the Anti-Kickback Statute with incentives to sell Exjade and Myfortic.

Pharmacies shared the lowest percentage of poor scores with clothing and retail stores and grocery stores.

A group of San Diego, California, pharmacies and their owners have paid $750,000 to the federal government to resolve drug diversion claims.

Costs associated with health care is the top reason for bankruptcy in the United States.

Zicam has released a new plant-based formulation of its Cold Remedy Nasal Swabs.

States in the south and southwest regions of the country tend to have more uninsured residents, while northern states typically have more insured residents.

Caregivers should be mindful of COPD patient-reported symptoms that may lead to hospitalization.

More than 100 dietary supplement manufacturers and distributors are facing civil injunctions and criminal actions following an FDA sweep of potentially unsafe or tainted supplements.

A Q&A with David Pope, PharmD, CDE, cofounder of Spark Health.

One pharmacist may have given a new meaning to DUI: dispensing under the influence.

Pharmacy Times and Walmart would like to congratulate the 2015 winners of the Respect, Excellence, and Service in Pharmacy Award.

West Virginia University School of Pharmacy students are making the rounds in their state and Pennsylvania to teach middle and high school students about prescription drug abuse and illicit drug use.

The Drug Enforcement Administration has chosen Pittsburgh as the site of its new pilot program seeking help from pharmacists in curbing prescription drug abuse.

The FDA is allowing new smokeless tobacco products to enter the US market.

Touted as a way to reduce pain, speed injury recovery, and improve mood, cryotherapy involves exposing the body to temperatures up to minus 300 degrees Fahrenheit.

Starting today, all pharmacies in Greece will close for 24 hours due to a strike.

Some patients have shared that eating tomatoes caused them to experience gout flares, but these anecdotal claims have not been substantiated by medical literature.

Refugees trying to restart their lives in the United States must adapt to a new country, new language, and new ways of obtaining their medications, which is where pharmacists can step in to help.

Once a pharmacy has attracted a solid base of patients, the next step is keeping them coming.

A man broke into a Walgreens pharmacy using an axe, swallowed stolen prescription drugs, and attempted to fight police when they cornered him in the bathroom.

Be the change you wish to see in health care.