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Semaglutide Carries Potential Risk of Worsening Diabetic RetinopathyDespite demonstrating numerous benefits, semaglutide has also been linked to an increased incidence of diabetic retinopathy, which was initially reported in the SUSTAIN-6 trial.
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Advise Patients On Five Tips When Consuming Vitamins, Supplements, Energy DrinksBy offering personalized guidance, promoting awareness, and fostering open communication, pharmacists can empower their patients to navigate the new year with a focus on both wellness and safety.
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Advances in Sickle Cell Disease: New Gene Therapies and Management StrategiesTwo groundbreaking cell-based gene therapies, exagamglogene autotemcel and lovotibeglogene autotemcel, were recently approved by the FDA for the treatment of sickle cell disease.
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Assessing Philadelphia-Like B-Cell ALL in a Largely Hispanic PopulationPh-like ALL may be predominantly prevalent in Hispanic and Latino populations.
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Pain Management in the ICU Is ComplexFinding the right medication or drug combination for individual patients is critical.
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SABATO Trial: Implications for Pharmacists in Staphylococcus Aureus TreatmentStudy results indicate early swap to oral antibiotics in Staphylococcus aureus bacteremia is just as effective.
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Pharmacy Times Interactive Case Studies: April 2023Pharmacists answer questions about blood pressure and antidepressant use during pregnancy.
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Pharmacists Can Help Treat Post-Intensive Care SyndromeManaging transitions of care is vital to discontinue use of unnecessary drugs and minimize medication errors.
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The Impact of a Medication Synchronization Program on Adherence and Patient SatisfactionStudies have indicated that medication synchronization can have a positive impact on medication adherence, but few have assessed patient satisfaction with these programs.
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Melanoma Armamentarium Progresses Toward Precision TherapyNovel drug development has been focused on the augmentation of the T-lymphocyte response.
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This Valentine’s Day, Remember Chocolate May Protect the Heart Against Heart DiseaseThis Valentine’s Day, pharmacists can remind patients that they may not need to feel guilty when they indulge in a small piece of chocolate.
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Medication Safety Week Reflections: I Am Medication SafetyMedication Safety Week is observed April 1–7. With the theme, I am Medication Safety, this year, Novant Health, a 15-hospital health system in North Carolina, focused on the importance of medication safety for the leaders of their safety program. Kristin Murphy, the leader of the Novant Health Medication Safety Program, shares her thoughts on medication safety.
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Data Show Inequities From the HIV, COVID-19 Pandemics Remain Left to Be AddressedPharmacies can help bring inequities plaguing health care systems to an end to ensure the COVID-19 pandemic does not follow trends of inequity experienced in the HIV pandemic.
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Management of Bruton Tyrosine Kinase Inhibitor–Associated ToxicitiesAtrial fibrillation, bleeding, infection, and other adverse events may occur with this therapy.
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The Sleepy-Girl Mocktail Trend for Sleep Aid: A Pharmacist’s PerspectiveWith the current social media trend of the “Sleepy-Girl Mocktail” claiming to provide quality sleep, is this trend fact or faux as a quality sleep aid?
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Pharma Moves Toward Value-Based ContractingPart 1 of this 4-part series provides a general overview of the trends that are moving payers and pharmaceutical companies in this direction.
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The Fludarabine Shortage and Its Ripple Effects: Navigating the CrisisThe significant surge in oncology drug shortages in 2023 particularly affected essential chemotherapeutic drugs.
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Elevating the Therapeutic Relationship: The Future of Pharmacists in Outpatient Mental Health ServicesPharmacists working with patients with mental health conditions are able to optimize medication use and improve adherence.
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5 Quick Tips to Create a Transformative Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences RotationWhat many preceptors may not realize is that in addition to learning about practice settings, all graduates of pharmacy schools in the United States must also be able to demonstrate leadership, innovation, and entrepreneurship.
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Clinical Trials of Veterinary Medications Differ From Drugs for Human UseFDA regulations under Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act outline efficacy, safety requirements for animal pharmaceuticals.
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Student Pharmacists Can Play Important Role as Patient AdvocatesEducation and support inspire trust between patients and pharmacists.
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The Future of the 340B Drug Pricing Program in Modern Health CareAn examination of the 340B Drug Pricing Program's original intent, current challenges, and potential resolutions in today's complex health care landscape.
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Challenges and Opportunities in the Treatment of Ewing SarcomaLittle progress has been made in developing treatments that can help to stop Ewing sarcomas from spreading or coming back.
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Difficulty Administering OTC Acetaminophen and Ibuprofen in Children Leads to Dosing ErrorsCommunity pharmacists have a unique opportunity to counsel caregivers on liquid OTC children’s products.
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Postpandemic Future Is Bright for TechniciansTapping techs as immunizers opens up greater visibility and new source of health care labor.
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Trilaciclib Protects Against Chemotherapy-Induced MyelosuppressionTreatment's approval marks exciting new development for patients with ES-SCLC to prevent CIM.
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Adapting to the FDA's Phenylephrine Status Change in OTC Cold and Congestion MedicationsPharmacists' expertise is crucial in educating patients about regulatory changes, helping them navigate alternative formulations, and providing insights into evidence-based choices.
