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A new study by York University researchers finds that practicing yoga can reduce the symptoms of chronic pain in women with fibromyalgia.

A new study found that caffeine tablets may ease the painful throbbing in those who suffer headaches following a spinal tap.

Does pharmacy benefit when widely-used prescription drugs go OTC, or does our profession benefit more when they go generic?

Guest blogger George Van Antwerp argues that although PBMs may complicate pharmacists' lives, there is an opportunity to make lemonade out of lemons.

Among the products included as part of the acquisition are 7 pain medications and 2 infectious disease treatments.

Pharmacy Times and Parata Reveal Innovative Pharmacy Professionals to be Honored at Second Annual Awards Banquet in Boston

The expanded role of the pharmacist in today's health care system is a given fact, but it is one that has opened up debate.

It's become clear that the distribution of prescription drugs is a commodity business in almost everybody's eyes -- except the community pharmacist.

The benefits and risks of OTC statins are debated again as Pfizer weighs a new future for its top-selling cholesterol drug Lipitor.

A new tool promises to translate complex health insurance policies into simple terms that are easier for patients to understand.

Pharmacists can help parents cope with the challenges of managing childhood asthma, including the rising cost of medications.

The benefits and risks of OTC statins are debated again as Pfizer weighs a new future for its top-selling drug.

Community pharmacists say audits and unfair reimbursement practices undermine their ability to provide effective patient care.

Adolescents who misuse controlled meds are more likely to abuse other drugs and distribute pain meds to others, a study found.

Comprehensive Medication Review, a focus of recent MTM programs, is an effective tool that can improve the impact of medication therapy and enhance outcomes.

Reps from APhA, NACDS, NCPA, and NASPA argue that argues that a 10% Medicaid reimbursement cut in California violates the federal patient access law.

A meta-analysis of more than a dozen trials indicates that zinc lozenges that dissolve slowly in the mouth may be a useful treatment option for colds.

The opioid analgesic is indicated for the relief of moderate to severe acute and chronic pain in opioid-tolerant patients.

New research finds that the majority of patients would want to be tested for Alzheimer's, and that women bear most of the caregiving burden.

Despite the fact that breastfeeding leads to better overall health and fewer doctor visits and prescriptions, mothers aren't getting the support they need.

What you need to know about the latest draft guidance for manufactures regarding medication guides and the current scene of classwide REMs.

New guidelines established as part of the Affordable Care Act ensure that women receive preventive health services at no additional cost.

Opposition to the Express Scripts-Medco merger stems from concerns over reduced access, increased prices, and diminished patient care.