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In pharmacy, this model encourages taking responsibility and the open reporting of errors and near-misses without fear of punishment.

Aficamten offers new hope for HCM patients, showing significant clinical benefits and safety in recent trials, enhancing treatment options.

Pharmacists explore kratom's potential benefits and risks, emphasizing the need for education on its effects, safety, and patient guidance.

A collaborative care model enhances education and management for patients with chronic kidney disease, improving outcomes and understanding.

Stiff Person Syndrome has unique complexities, necessitating the role of pharmacists in managing its symptoms and treatment options.

Vitamins D and K work together to enhance bone strength and cardiovascular health, ensuring optimal calcium regulation for overall wellness.

Scott A. Soefje, PharmD, MBA, BCOP, FCCP, FHOPA, discusses how Medicaid payment changes could impact rural hospitals and local pharmacies, noting the importance of pharmacists staying involved as the situation develops.

The number of patients prescribed SGLT2 inhibitors is growing.

RSV vaccination rates among older adults remain low despite new vaccines, highlighting disparities in uptake and the need for targeted outreach.

Weight loss before IVF enhances pregnancy chances for women with obesity, potentially improving reproductive outcomes and fertility success rates.

In children and adolescents with overweight and obesity, exercise was demonstrated to reduce risk factors associated with cardiovascular disease, such as lipid and triglyceride levels.

Explore effective solutions for managing dry mouth, teething discomfort, dental abscess pain, and proper denture care in this comprehensive guide.

The JD Power 2025 US Pharmacy Study reveals rising satisfaction with mail-order pharmacies and supermarkets, driving a shift in prescription fulfillment preferences.

Natural compounds like Prunus armeniaca and bee venom enhance breast cancer treatment, boosting efficacy and reducing adverse effects.

Pharmacists play a crucial role in improving vaccination rates among patients with cancer, addressing barriers, and enhancing patient education in oncology care.

Pharmacists help connect patients with the correct resources and help remove barriers so patients can receive continuous care.

Prompt identification and appropriate clinical intervention are critical.

In a phase 3 trial, V116 demonstrated significant immunogenicity in older adults who had not before received a pneumococcal vaccination.

New research confirms oseltamivir (Tamiflu; Roche) is safe for children, reducing flu-related neuropsychiatric risks and encouraging timely antiviral treatment.

NRX-100 receives FDA fast track designation, offering hope for treating suicidal ideation in depression and bipolar disorder, addressing a critical health crisis.

Individuals who have survived childhood cancer had a higher risk of developing a severe COVID-19 infection, while exhibiting a lower risk of contracting the virus.

Pharmacists enhance patient care by integrating nutrition counseling, addressing gaps in training, and promoting chronic disease prevention through accessible health support.

Pharmacists can educate patients and health care professionals in addition to coordinating lab orders, interpreting results, and guiding patients through the next steps.

From admission to discharge and beyond, pharmacists reduce medication errors, improve adherence, and prevent costly readmissions.

Multiple FDA-approved drugs without lipid-lowering indications were identified to have potential lipid-lowering properties.

Intranasal insulin shows promise in targeting memory regions of the brain, offering new hope for Alzheimer disease treatment in older adults.

Older adults in the United States continue to be burdened with disproportionate rates of community-acquired pneumonia hospitalizations, including due to serotypes covered in the recently approved V116 vaccine.

Jennifer Goldman, PharmD, CDCES, BC-ADM, FCCP, explains the different stages of type 1 diabetes, teplizumab’s use, and emphasizes the pharmacist’s role in care.