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The approval builds upon concizumab’s previous December 2024 clearance and allows for treatment in patients with hemophilia A or B, both with or without inhibitors.

Ivermectin shows promise in reducing malaria cases, enhancing vector control, and highlighting pharmacists' vital roles in public health strategies.

Kirk Knowlton, MD, discusses findings from the V-INCEPTION trial evaluating inclisiran for low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) management after myocardial infarction, highlighting its real-world effectiveness, tolerability, and potential for integration into pharmacist-led lipid care pathways.

New research reveals that GLP-1 receptor agonists like semaglutide may significantly reduce stroke impacts and improve recovery outcomes.

RSV hospitalization in older adults links to increased cardiovascular events, highlighting the need for vigilant monitoring and vaccination strategies.

By targeting aldosterone in a 2-dose regimen, baxdrostat effectively lowers mean seated systolic blood pressure in patients with difficult-to-treat hypertension.

A recent study reveals Mvasi's comparable safety profile to Avastin for retinal diseases, highlighting the need for on-label biosimilars in ophthalmology.

Both vaccine and nonvaccine serotypes were identified as being resistant to critical antimicrobial treatments for pneumococcal disease.

Hormonal contraceptives present a nuanced risk-benefit profile, slightly increasing breast and cervical cancer risk while significantly reducing ovarian and endometrial cancer rates.

Understanding the regulatory landscape can maximize pharmacists' roles while ensuring legal compliance.

Pharmacists guide pregnant women in balancing depression treatment with SSRI safety, addressing risks of untreated depression and neonatal adaptation syndrome.

Luspatercept shows promise in reducing transfusion dependence for myelofibrosis-associated anemia, despite not meeting primary trial end points.

Astegolimab shows promise in reducing chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) exacerbations, offering hope for improved management of this debilitating lung disease.

The American Heart Association recommends an automatic, cuff-style upper arm monitor.

Namrata Shah, MD, highlights lenacapavir’s ease of use, long-acting protection, and the vital role pharmacists play in expanding equitable HIV prevention access.

A new study reveals that individuals with type 2 diabetes (T2D) face significant financial hardships, impacting their health and medication adherence.

FDA places clinical hold on Sarepta's Elevidys gene therapy after safety concerns, but ambulatory patients regain access amid ongoing investigations.

Data from a retrospective study of adults in France found the highest incidence of pneumococcal disease in patients with the highest risk underlying medical conditions.

Discover groundbreaking FDA approvals for HIV prevention, targeted treatments, and OTC allergy relief, enhancing patient care and access to essential medications.

Experts discuss HIV management challenges, including HBV coinfections, anal cancer risks, and weight gain, highlighting innovative treatment strategies.

Selective reporting and underrepresentation distort biomedical evidence, affecting pharmacy practice

The supplements were also linked to improvements in pain and disease activity markers.

Patients with ASCVD face increased cardiovascular risks post revascularization, yet many miss timely LDL-C testing and treatment, highlighting critical care gaps.

FDA approves lonapegsomatropin for once-weekly treatment of growth hormone deficiency, offering a promising alternative for improved patient adherence and outcomes.

Explore pharmacy policy updates and insights for July 2025.

Many factors contribute to vaccine skepticism, including trust, convenience, and fear.

GLP-1 receptor agonists show promise in improving survival rates for older patients with cancer who have type 2 diabetes (T2D), highlighting their potential in oncology.

Essential tips on prenatal vitamins, ovulation kits, pregnancy tests, and emergency contraception for effective family planning and pregnancy preparation.

There is no established routine monitoring schedule, but close observation is critical.

With cuts to the Department of Health and Human Services incoming, efforts to research, surveil, and prevent infections of Clostridioides difficile could be derailed.