
Pharmacists can take steps to improve adherence to statins among patients in minority communities who are more likely to be nonadherent.

Pharmacists can take steps to improve adherence to statins among patients in minority communities who are more likely to be nonadherent.

The FDA is alerting women and their health care professionals about risks associated with the use of ovarian cancer screening tests.

Medication adherence is a huge problem plaguing the United States.

Biology and chemistry might not be the best prepharmacy majors.

Pharmacy Podcast Network Host Blair Green Thielemier, PharmD, interviews Ally Dering-Anderson, BA, PharmD, RPh, a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Pharmacy Practice at the University of Nebraska College of Pharmacy.

Epinephrine has been a hot topic in the news lately because of the EpiPen's increasing cost.

Charges have been brought against a pharmacy owner and physician for a multimillion-dollar Internet scheme they allegedly devised to distribute medications to individuals without valid prescriptions.

Add a little extra flair to your next party with some fun pharmacy details.

Ineffective transitions of care are a huge expense for the health care industry, even more so if the patient's readmitted in the 30-day postdischarge window.

The FDA has just approved Shire's Cuvitru for primary immunodeficiency in patients 2 years and older.

For years, gonorrhea and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs) have been easily treated with antibiotics.

The FDA is no longer allowing manufacturers to market OTC consumer antibacterial hand and body washes containing one or more of 19 active ingredients, including triclosan and triclocarban.

This article describes a purposed method for implementation and expansion of a bedside medication delivery program. Although no two programs will be alike, this article will assist in guiding pharmacists and pharmacy departments wishing to expand their pharmacy services to include a bedside delivery program.

The American Pharmacists Association (APhA) will host its 4th Annual Capitol Hill Health Fair on September 22 as part of its advocacy and community outreach efforts in advance of American Pharmacists Month.

A number of manufacturers are developing drugs to treat NASH, and approximately 95 drugs are in the pipeline worldwide at various stages of development.

Although we can all agree that failure is something we simply must endure at some point, it continues to be a taboo topic in academic culture.

The FDA has approved 14 disease-modifying medications for use in relapsing forms of multiple sclerosis.

FLAVORx Helps Retail Partners Improve the Pharmacy Experience by Personalizing Medication for Young Children

When it comes to influenza treatment, oseltamivir is often the first medication considered, but could peramivir be an alternative in inpatient settings?

Pharmacists should know about the rising popularity of carfentanil, a drug more powerful than fentanyl and often so potent that one dose of naloxone isn't enough to reverse an overdose.

How micronutrients affect adenocarcinoma of the prostate has been long debated.

Greenstone LLC has just launched nitroglycerin sublingual tablets, an authorized generic version of Pfizer's Nitrostat.

To date, medication therapy management and annual wellness visits are the primary services that have demonstrated benefits regarding improvements in health outcomes and cost savings when pharmacists are integrated specifically within an ACO.

Little else you'll do in your pharmacy business will be so fruitful as hiring the right individual, and little else will be so damaging as hiring the wrong one.

I recently attended the 76th FIP World Congress of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences held in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

The American Pharmacists Association (APhA) is furthering its support of global improvements in patient care through volunteer leadership.

Seventh Annual Lecture to Be Presented September 20.

Physical textbooks continue to plague many pharmacy students.

Prescription opioid pain medications like hydrocodone, oxycodone, and morphine can elicit similar effects to heroin when taken incorrectly and at higher doses than prescribed.

If we can pull components of a combo meal by assembly line, why can't we do the same with simple pharmacy orders?