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New guidelines from IDSA and PIDS aim to provide a roadmap to the most scientifically valid diagnosis and treatment recommendations for pneumonia in children.

A new study looks at how back pain is related to more detailed measures of body fat, including specific patterns of fat and lean mass distribution.

Taking nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs during pregnancy more than doubled the risk of miscarriage, researchers reported.

Acid-reducing drugs should come with warnings about the risks of long-term use, according to a watchdog group.

Concerns about the common but risky practice of splitting tablets led the FDA to issue clearer guidelines for drug makers.

How much of a role do pharmacists play in monitoring patient adherence?

Study shows that poor quality sleep puts individuals at significantly increased risk of developing high blood pressure.

A new test to quickly and effectively distinguish between seasonal, H1N1, and other types of flu promises to improve pandemic preparedness.

A West Virginia-based oncologist has pledged to stop prescribing addictive compounds, and is urging others to do the same.

Two new studies find that cutting down on sugary drinks--and sugar in general--can significantly improve overall health.

Pharmacy Times and Parata Systems Recognize Pharmacy's Finest

NACDS applauds US Department of Justices' decision to fine Google for accepting ads from fradulent Canadian pharmacies.

Contrary to popular belief, headaches--and especially migraines--are not a manifestation of lupus, a new study finds.

When facing a head lice infestation, patients should be aware of a new pharmacologic treatment option.

Findings from a new study show that success in reaching physical goals is associated with reduced arthritis pain and increased quality of life.

At the NACDS conference, industry leaders emphasize the key role community pharmacy plays in transforming the delivery of care.

A new white paper offers suggestions on how to make it easier for patients to safely and effectively use medicines containing acetaminophen.

A federal panel has concluded that vaccines cause very few side effects, and found no evidence that they cause autism or type 1 diabetes.

After 20 years of hoopla, the future of pharmacy is a medication reconciliation followed by a Q&A session?

The Next-Generation Pharmacist Awards program reflects the huge influence that pharmacists have in diverse practice settings nationwide.

Attendees urged to participate in grassroots advocacy programs to push for policies that better serve pharmacists and patients.