This article discusses clinical data for noncovalent Bruton tyrosine kinase inhibitors (BTKis), novel strategies in CLL, and the practical management of BTKi toxicities.
A panel of experts comment on new therapeutic agents being developed and discuss their final thoughts on dry eye disease.
The combination of loop diuretics with other drugs that act at different pharmacologic targets has been shown to improve diuretic response in patients with heart failure.
Because decongestants act by constricting blood vessels, their use can be problematic in individuals who have hypertension.
RSVpreF is currently the only FDA-approved RSV vaccine for pregnant individuals.
Challenges remain, however, to therapy development for a limited patient population.
How patients acquire NSCLC plays a role in health outcomes, with never-smoker patients having genetically different disease than the same disease in smokers.
Texting with patients can help to improve pharmacy processes while creating better user experiences.
Gene therapies in late-stage development may soon provide hope for a cure.
With more work and less staff, we need to examine how we can better support pharmacists in the new normal brought on by COVID-19.
In January 2024, Florida became the only state to allow the importation of medications for public use.
Environmental conditions and air pollution affect health by causing injuries and fatalities, exacerbating respiratory and cardiovascular diseases, and spreading infectious diseases.
Advances, challenges, and promising innovations emerge.
Researchers are working to solve consistency and ecological and ethical concerns in pharmaceutical formulations
The health care industry must cultivate volunteer support to maintain a positive impact on vaccination rates.
High-cost novel therapies challenge payers and patients, while biosimilars help balance affordability.
Professional assistance programs provide pathway for health care professionals to return to practice following treatment for substance use disorder.
Pharmacogenomics can play a role in lowering the cost of health care expenditures, such as shortening hospital stays and reducing emergency department visits.
The relative abundance of gram-negative Bacteroidetes to other phyla, such as gram-positive Firmicutes, is essential to maintain biodiversity and human gut health.
The exciting therapies in the pipeline that are thought to target novel mechanisms in Waldenström macroglobulinemia.
This article reviews the efficacy and safety data for bispecific T-cell engagers and the practical considerations for their implementation across various types of practice sites for the historically difficult-to-treat relapsed/refractory B-cell lymphoma population.
The UK’s Medicine and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) introduced changes to streamline its drug approval processes.
AI is significantly enhancing the efficiency of identifying and enrolling patients.
Duration of therapy may be just 5 to 6 days for patients without risk factors for complications.
This vaccine rollout has become even more crucial for the US health care system, as new mutations of the coronavirus continue to emerge.
Insurers, accountable care organizations, and manufacturers increasingly look for demonstrable clinical outcomes as proof for reimbursement or access to limited distribution networks.
Hospitals, health systems, and the supply chain are all negatively impacted by drug shortages and are each affected by the decisions of the others.