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Two pharmacy technicians discuss why the technician career path is special to them.

Challenges for uptake of long-acting injectable pre-exposure prophylaxis in populations at risk for HIV include fear of needles, potential adverse effects, and concerns about diminished efficacy.

Adults with attachment anxiety were more likely to misremember facts when they could see the person speaking.

Comedy has taught me several keys that have helped alleviate and manage burnout.

Flu vaccines can protect against severe outcomes and death, but how long does it last? Who should be getting one?

Research into how perivascular spaces contribute to migraine could help better understand the complexities of how these headaches occur.

What's annoying pharmacists this month?

Pharmacists should evaluate medications for potential problems at patient meetings to improve safety.

Prior research has associated early adolescent use of hormonal contraceptives with the risk of depression in adulthood.

Parties and get-togethers often present challenges for patients with allergies, particularly with home-cooked food that may have unclear ingredients.

Students can begin learning about treating patients with trauma early.

On this month's list of Rx products is an FDA-updated label for a cardiovascular disease drug, 2 FDA-approved NDAs for schizophrenia and alopecia areata, and an FDA approved treatment for pustular psoriasis.

The implementation of negative control outcomes and a complementary cohort demonstrate an estimated beneficial effect that associated with an individual’s overall health.

Walgreens plans to focus on improving pharmacy staffing and retaining and rewarding current staff.

This issue's OTC Cases answer common questions about a cough.

CDC makes groundbreaking shift by providing influenza vaccination recommendations for the geriatric population.

For patients with opioid use disorder, medication-assisted treatment programs are a clinically effective approach.

List of our November 2022 picks for generic products.

As a new year approaches, pharmacists have so much to look back on and be grateful for, and a world of opportunity in front of them. Here are a few things to be ready for right away in 2023.

Study finds early career workers were more likely to disengage during the pandemic, such as by showing a lack of interest or becoming cynical about work.

Patients with cystic fibrosis may benefit from a 1000 mg vitamin C supplement, which can increase the bioavailability of other antioxidants.

Our Best Shot (OBS) is a new children’s book explaining why we should get an annual flu shot and it is not something to fear…and adults may even benefit, said the author.

Students should prepare to be preceptors early in their pharmacy school careers.

Findings support the potential protective association of vaccination in reducing long COVID, although it does not appear to eliminate the risk.

Children's books about the field of pharmacy are surprisingly scarce.

The objective of the study was to estimate recent trends in cigarette use and health insurance coverage for US adults with and without mental health and SUD.

Demand for treatment of anxiety and depression remained high for the third consecutive year as the demand for the treatment of trauma- and stressor-related and substance use disorders has increased.

Individuals with COVID-19 reinfections were twice as likely to die and three times more likely to be hospitalized than those who did not have COVID-19 multiple times.

Both of Moderna's bivalent boosters showed neutralizing activity against BQ.1.1, an increasingly dominant emerging variant, confirming that updated vaccines have the potential to offer protection as the virus continues to evolve.