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What does opiate failure look like in the primary care setting, and why isn't it recognized more often?

If medications had personalities, take this quiz to find out what yours would be.

Approximately 65% of individuals undergoing chemotherapy will experience chemotherapy-induced hair loss, which is usually temporary and completely reversible when therapy ends.

Cardinal Health has announced the launch of the Hospital Quality at Home brand, a new line of hospital-quality products available over the counter to help loved ones and caregivers transition care from the hospital to home.

Pharmacists in California could soon be required to provide prescription drug labels in 5 languages besides English under a law unanimously passed by state lawmakers.

Daiichi Sankyo has signed an exclusive licensing agreement with Translational Sciences to develop and commercialize its novel thrombus dissolving agent, TS23, which is currently undergoing Phase I clinical trials.

Clinicians would like to have better information about treatment options for bipolar depression, but clinical trials of any length are scarce.

Type 2 diabetes drug canagliflozin (Invokana, Invokamet) can decrease bone strength and increase the risk of fractures, the FDA is warning health care professionals.

Concierge pharmacists are working directly in physicians' offices to personalize chronic care medication management for patients.

The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) has been allotted $7 million for its very own 4-year pharmacy school.

Doug Long, vice president of industry relations at IMS Health, talks about the most significant market trend in the pharmaceutical industry so far in 2015.

John M. Coster, PhD, RPh, Director, Division of Pharmacy, Center for Medicaid and CHIP Services, U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), will present the sixth annual William A. Zellmer Lecture on September 15, 2015, as part of ASHP's Policy Week activities.

The location you choose for your pharmacy will greatly contribute to its success or demise.

Do DTC advertisements provide enough information about the risks and benefits of medications?

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Business cards continue to serve as an opportunity for human interaction in an otherwise digital world.

A target systolic blood pressure (SBP) of 120 mm Hg has outperformed the recommended 140 mm Hg target in the landmark SPRINT study.

The National Community Pharmacists Association today announced that it will collaborate with consumer-direct lab testing innovator, Ulta Lab Tests, LLC, to roll out an online community lab testing platform to participating community pharmacy members across the country.

Pharmacist management of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) produces earlier viral suppression in treatment-naïve patients than primary care alone.

Health Mart is launching a national radio and digital advertising campaign designed to help bring more patients into Health Mart stores.

AkzoNobel has signed a multi-year agreement to purchase sustainably generated steam from Dutch energy provider Eneco.

Mylan has officially commenced its formal offer to acquire all outstanding ordinary shares of Perrigo.

All non-expired drugs produced for sterile use by Alabama-based compounder Medistat RX have been recalled due to potential contamination, the FDA is warning pharmacists.

Because I played tenor saxophone in marching band, and my wife was on the silk squad, our offspring seemed destined to participate in such a corps.

Employers with onsite pharmacies are seeing a return on investment in the form of increased medication adherence among their health plan members.

Eric A Wright, PharmD, MPH, investigator I for Geisinger Health Research and associate professor at Wilkes University, discusses how new technologies will enhance the ability of a community pharmacist to support medication adherence.

A generic equivalent to Pfizer's antifungal agent Vfend has received FDA approval.

Eric A Wright, PharmD, MPH, investigator I for Geisinger Health Research and associate professor at Wilkes University, discusses how socioeconomic factors affect adherence.