Meghan Ross, Associate Editor

Taking hypertension medications at bedtime can improve blood pressure control and reduce the risk of developing diabetes.

North Dakota State University (NDSU)'s Thrifty White Concept Pharmacy transforms abstract lessons learned in class into real-world skills.

The latest stabbing of a pharmacist has renewed calls for tougher sentencing and increased policing to protect pharmacists.

Mail, pizza, now medicine: Some health care systems are allowing patients to get their discharge medication delivered while they are still in the hospital.

A pharmacist in Nebraska has pleaded guilty to what is possibly the largest case of Medicaid fraud in the state.

As Hurricane Joaquin blasts the Bahamas, many have feared that the storm would travel north to the East Coast.

As part of American Pharmacists Month, students from the University of New Mexico College of Pharmacy flooded a pedestrian walkway in Albuquerque to raise awareness about the importance and skills of pharmacists.

Now that fall is in full gear, patients will soon start traveling to see loved ones during the holiday season.

Liability for credit card fraud will shift from banks to stores that are not EMV compliant.

Adding an antipsychotic to an antidepressant regimen may relieve treatment-resistant depression in seniors.

Something as cheap and easy as an email can help students stay on track with their student loan payments.

CVS Health pharmacists can now provide the opioid overdose antidote naloxone to patients without a prescription in a dozen more states.

Tresiba and Ryzodeg were originally denied approval due to adverse cardiovascular effects.

Interprofessional education (IPE) is becoming more common among pharmacy students and other health care professionals, according to a report from the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP).

A federal judge has entered a permanent injunction against a dietary supplements manufacturer for failing to meet current Good Manufacturing Practice regulations.

Sometimes, patients have a hard pill to swallow.

A pharmacist has lost his license to practice after having consensual sex with a patient.

Independent pharmacies will want to consider updating their credit card processing terminals to accept EMV chip cards this fall.

California pharmacists could soon participate in dispensing lethal medications to terminally ill patients, pending Gov. Jerry Brown's review of the state's End of Life Option Act.

The FDA today approved insulin degludec injection (Tresiba) and insulin degludec/insulin aspart injection (Ryzodeg) to improve glucose control in adults with diabetes.

A Facebook page can be a useful tool for cultivating patient loyalty, promoting pharmacy services, and educating patients.

A group of Target pharmacy workers have won an initial ballot to form a union.

Indiana has recently seen a rash of young suspects attempting pharmacy robberies.

Pharmacies in areas affected by wildfires in California can provide prescription medications to evacuees under a waiver granted by the state's pharmacy board.

University of Mississippi pharmacy students recently spent a week in Honduras to provide medical services for those who could not afford health care.

Evening shift found to have the highest error rate.

While college students acknowledge the importance of being financially responsible, many don't actually have good financial habits.

The more orders pharmacists have to verify, the more likely they are to make mistakes.

A pharmacy and health sciences university in Boston beats prestigious schools like Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) on average salary among alumni.

What is the No. 1 disorder seen among deployed soldiers?