Sara Karlovitch Assistant Editor

Study finds that few documented antibiotic allergies are correct, and family physicians and pharmacists do not have sufficient knowledge on the issue.

New molecules could the brain’s immune system to better control epilepsy.

New ruling means up to 126,400 women of childbearing age may need to pay out-of-pocket for birth control.

The current pandemic has been trauma-inducing for many and telehealth needs to rise to the occasion.

Expanded Medicaid program in Michigan found to largely benefit the most vulnerable patients.

The inhaler sends data back to a mobile app in real time.

Initiated in Arkansas, Rutledge v. PCMA is set to decide whether states have the authority to regulate pharmacy benefit managers.

Contrary to World Health Organization recommendations, the benefits of steroids used in inhalers and nebulizers outweigh the risks.

Two mRNA- based vaccine candidates are currently in development by Pfizer and BioNTech.

Elderly, critically ill COVID-19 patients on lopinavir and ritonavir show an increased risk of bradycardia

Tofersen proves safe in clinical trials in the treatment of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.

Regular testing for hepatitis C virus has proven more effective than targeted testing.

Insufficient sleep can have negative emotional effects in young children.

Ensuring equitable distribution of remdesivir in virus hot spots can help increase the capacity of intensive care unites.

The von Willebrand factor may be the reason why coronavirus disease 2019 presents itself so differently in each person.

Early and frequent screenings for childhood cancer survivors could cut breast cancer mortality by well over half.

Although hypoglycemia can be fatal, continuous glucose monitoring may reduce risk.

A potential correlation between processed food and breast cancer has been discovered.

COVID-19 increases the risk of blood clotting due to increased activity in blood clotting cells.

Fostemsavir is indicated for adults with drug resistant HIV.

Even if they don’t contract the disease, patients living with obesity have found the pandemic to be harmful to their emotional and physical health.

The rate of weight gain during pregnancy, use of insulin pumps, and CGMS have increased in women with type 1 diabetes, according to new research.

The Pharmacy Health Information Collaborative is currently accepting comments from stakeholders.

FDA guidance encourages diverse study pools at all phases of development.

A new study found that compared with non-drinkers, middle to older adults had better cognitive function.

Women are more likely to receive multiple opioid prescriptions, study finds.

New research indicates that even with effective antiretroviral treatment, HIV may still affect the central nervous system.

Collaboration between pharmacists and general practice teams improves patient care and increases savings.

A new heart valve combines the biocompatibility of a biological valve with the robustness of a mechanical one.

COVID-19 attacks the cardiovascular system and may exasperate preexisting heart conditions.