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Biogen and AbbVie recently announced a voluntary, worldwide withdrawal of daclizumab (Zinbryta®).

With this year's strain of influenza gaining so much attention, due to its severity, it is important to understand and choose the best treatment option for any patient.

Opioid abuse is an insidious epidemic that is plaguing the country, and pharmacists can play an important role in educating the public.

The search giant is stepping back into the medical data arena with a system to manage patient information.

When these are hard to navigate and read, it can lead to nonadherence or other issues for patients, but this is a step in the right direction.

Up to half of people living with HIV experience HIV-associated neurocognitive disorders, a neurological manifestation of HIV-1 infection.

Organize your time, effort, and activities to become more efficient, effective, and ultmately, more profitable.

Students at the Auburn University's Harrison School of Pharmacy are working with medical students and students in other healthcare professions to help the underserved

The number of opioids prescribed in the Untied States was approximately 3 times as high in 2015 as it was in 1999.

Feeling stuck in your career? Changing your outlook is possible.

Kripali Patel, PharmD, talks about her PGY-2 residency at the Virginia Commonwealth University and Richmond Health & Wellness Program.

The 2018 Accenture survey on technology and healthcare shows a steady increase in utilization by consumers for their health.

Instead of providing your patients with a short answer and directing them to the correct aisle, maybe next time you can also provide them with tips and things to avoid when struggling with IBS-D.

Direct-to-consumer genetic testing is becoming a hot field, and while 23andMe is making some good press, companies like Helix are putting some pressure for how to use that data.

ADA urges health care providers to continue to develop personalized care plans that can yield optimal short and long-term results for each individual with diabetes.

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.

Did you know that eyedrops are color-coded for patient safety and adherence?

Pharmacists are medication experts who play an integral role in the health care team. I am honored to be a pharmacist and believe that we are lifelong learners.

Novartis makes a move in the digital health field, and we may see more traction with pharmacological treatments and technological platforms.

Over the years, a number of landmark clinical studies on the management of AF have been published, sharping how patients are treated. Here are 4 that every pharmacist should know about.

When new vaccines enter the market, health care providers and patients always have questions about what to do.

Emergency department (ED) visits in the United States for opioid overdoses are up, signaling that the epidemic is worsening, according to a recent CDC report.

In oral testimony before the US House Committee on Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations, FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, MD, urged immediate steps that can be taken to enhance the product of existing licensed influenza vaccines.

These are some of the top foods that may seem 'healthy, but can sabotage your nutrition efforts.

Cigna Corporation and Express Scripts have announced an agreement in which Cigna will purchase the pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) for $67 billion, which includes $15 billion in Express Scripts debt.

In the first and second parts of 'Back to School,' we learned how pharmacy school has changed over the years. In Part 3, we talk to current PharmD student Eric Kinney.

Back by popular demand, we talk to more hardworking pharmacists with fascinating side hustles.

Medical schools are working to bring AR and VR technology into the classroom. Could pharmacy do the same?

Obesity has been considered a risk factor for severe acute respiratory illness, including more severe cases of the flu, but a recently-published study found that weight may not be associated with increased illness severity.