Community/Retail

The promises made within this bill, with 2 new entitlement spending programs in the form of long-term care insurance and insurance subsidies, cannot be kept.

New guidelines stress the importance of screening and vitamin D intake in infants, older adults and pregnant women.

The organization is asking CMS to establish mechanisms to help ACOs allocate the resources needed to facilitate MTM services.

Study results linking the drug to an elevated risk of myopathy prompt the FDA to revise its recommendations.

A new study shows that kids with asthma are more likely to suffer complications from the flu, highlighting the need for vaccination.

The human element plays a pivotal role in adapting to new technology and aiming "the silver bullet."

Findings from a landmark study also show that frequent nausea may be a predictor of patients' satisfaction with their treatments.

Advertising campaigns promoting the speed at which pharmacies dispense prescriptions are detrimental to patient safety, says the ISMP.

NACDSFoundation has announced the first 3 beneficiaries of the Community Pharmacy Residency Expansion Project.

Hispanic seniors who live in linguistically isolated communities are far less likely to become immunized against the flu or pneumonia.

Transitioning to more advanced e-prescribing systems could lead to a rise in drug errors that threaten patient safety.

A combination pill containing 4 different drugs may benefit patients who are at high risk for cardiovascular disease.

Information, motivation, and strategy are top priorities for adherence counseling, according to a new study.

New findings from an ASHP survey show that pharmacists are more integrated and influential in medication therapy decisions in hospitals than ever before.

One pharmacy is finding that eco-friendly initiatives and fiscal responsibility can go hand-in-hand.

Keeping an open line of communication with seniors can help improve their understanding of medications.