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A billboard with the simple saying, 'Work Hard And Be Nice,' got me thinking how this relates perfectly to pharmacy

Several companies are getting into the drug kiosk business, and I highlight a couple of startups.

Pharmacy Times Continuing Education is hosting the 8th annual Directions in Pharmacy Spring Continuing Education Conference on April 14, at the Renaissance Nashville Hotel in Nashville, Tennessee.

Researchers study a possible link between osteoarthritis and fat soluble vitamins.

Recent news has highlighted the use of ride-sharing companies looking to get into the health space, and now CVS and Walgreens are jumping on board. But is it really just to help them get their medications or is it something more?

Years of acquiring skills and accomplishments could wind up working against you if your resume is tired and an old-school format.

This weekly video program provides our readers with an in-depth review of the latest news, product approvals, FDA rulings, and more. Our Week in Review is a can't miss for the busy pharmacy professional.

Pharmacists can play an important role in pregnancy health education.

Angry patients seem to be more common at the pharmacy counter. Here are 5 tips to calm them down.

As a 3rd year student with only a few weeks remaining in full-time didactic curriculum, I hope to share a roadmap for the pharmacy school journey.

Vending machines are out, micromarkets are in. Are micromarkets the future of healthy snacking at work?

While there are multiple apps out there to help women track their menstrual cycles, little in the way of actual devices have entered the market, but Ava is aiming to shake things up.

What sets my time in Ecuador apart from any other rotation that I’ve done or will do is that every element of growth, and every challenge is presented simultaneously.

Smart socks, such as those from Siren, seek to help identify infections, and ulcers before they happen, but the data is lacking. Are they worth it?

Many pharmacists are unhappy, because they passively decide to stay in situations they dislike.

Jaclynne Metayer, PharmD, talks about her PGY-2 residency at the University of Illinois at Chicago.

The recently released CDC Annual Surveillance Report of Drug-Related Risks and Outcomes presents a clearer picture for how has opioid prescribing been trending in the last 3 years.

Over the years, a number of landmark clinical studies on the management of breast cancer have been published, sharpening how patients are treated today.

We have all heard, the phrase 'You are what you eat,' but what counts the most? Quantity? Quality? Total number of calories? Discover has the biggest impact on your health journey!

Stop complaining, and learn to develop a positive outlook and ways to shine at work.

Education efforts are underway to improve HPV vaccination rates.

Studies show multiple health benefts to enjoying a cup of coffee.

April is Parkinson's Disease awareness month, spotlighting this disorder of the central nervous system that affects movement.

Ruminations on governing body recommendations and guidelines that dictate what pharmacists do.

The prescription medication, primarily known as an erectile dysfunction treatment, decreased tumors in the rodents by 50%.

The role of the pharmacist is constantly evolving, and public speaking opportunities can showcase your expertise.

In 2018, the National Rosacea Society's focus will be around new classification standards.

A number of complementary and alternative medications can potentially lower blood sugar, and many patients with diabetes look at these substances as more natural than synthetic drugs.

Multiple incidences of severe bleeding prompted has prompted the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) to issue a warning this week about the dangers of synthetic cannabinoids.