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Despite the availability of 4 FDA-approved biologics, the majority of NMOSD patients remain on off-label rituximab.

The menopausal transition alters brain circuitry and estrogen signaling in ways that may elevate risk for Alzheimer disease.

Sex and gender differences remain critically underrepresented in traumatic brain injury clinical guidelines.

High pneumococcal community-acquired pneumonia burden in older adults highlights the critical role of pharmacists in driving 21-valent vaccine uptake and patient-centered prevention strategies.

FDA clears an oral TYK2 blocker for active psoriatic arthritis, delivering strong ACR20 gains with a familiar safety profile.

Walgreens pilots hybrid pharmacists—4 days in-store, 1 day remote—seeking less burnout and more steady staffing.

Pharmacists play a central role in shared decision-making by guiding patients through lipid-lowering options, cost considerations, and ongoing monitoring aligned with updated dyslipidemia guidelines.

Walgreens’ hybrid pharmacist pilot is delivering early positive results while serving as a foundational element of a broader workforce modernization strategy.

Post–COVID-19 access gaps fuel unsafe, unregulated Botox and cosmetic injections; trained pharmacists can deliver regulated botulinum toxin injectables through voluntary specialization.

This decision builds upon the drug’s initial approval for adult patients and introduces a new therapeutic option for clinicians treating pediatric populations with rapid heart rate disturbances.

Beyond memantine's approved use in Alzheimer disease, emerging evidence highlights a possible role for it in select epilepsy cases.

Walgreens’ hybrid pharmacist model combines in-store and centralized responsibilities to improve workforce flexibility.

Students should consider reaching out to their experiential education department to learn what opportunities may be available.

Real-world data show pharmacist-driven obesity care models may offer greater improvements in hemoglobin A1C and lipid parameters while supporting multidisciplinary, patient-centered care.

PCOS in female athletes often goes unrecognized due to atypical presentations, requiring careful differentiation, individualized management, and a multidisciplinary approach to protect both performance and long-term health.

As loneliness becomes a global health threat, pharmacies can take the social responsibility to combat isolation crisis and champion the community's health.

New data highlight the impact of pharmacist-driven continuous glucose monitoring services on hemoglobin A1C reduction, time in range, and medication adherence.

New evidence shows that human papillomavirus (HPV) 9-valent vaccine protection lasts up to 14 years. Learn why early vaccination and pharmacists can boost cancer prevention.

Educate patients to help avoid duplicate acetaminophen intake and prevent interactions, and know when to consult their physician.

Early immune signals can program longer-lasting lung-resident T cells—a potential breakthrough for influenza and COVID-19 vaccine design.

Insights on the growth of sports pharmacy and the increasing demand for pharmacist expertise in athlete care.

Risk-based screening, early symptom recognition, and patient engagement can help pharmacists detect chronic kidney disease and prevent progression.

Team-based hypertension care puts pharmacists and home blood pressure monitoring at the front line, boosting control rates and saving lives and costs.

Pharmacies tackle drug pollution with take-back programs, smarter packaging, less paper, and responsible prescribing to protect water and wildlife.

Pharmacists guide women through updated menopause hormone therapy labels, rising demand, patch shortages, and personalized risk-benefit counseling.

LTOT opioid therapy declines, but gabapentinoid coprescribing rises—impact on chronic pain management, safety, and prescriptions.