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In the pediatric hospital setting, pharmacists most frequently perform drug therapy changes on the cancer ward.

Though the fall semester is underway, it's not too late to change your studying habits.

Progress in the fight against an Ebola outbreak has been made on 2 fronts.

The FDA is reviewing a Biologics License Application for the first pediatric combination vaccine designed to help protect against 6 diseases.

Author, speaker, and entrepreneur Guy Kawasaki inspired independent community pharmacists to be enchanting.

Although pharmacies can legally dispense remaining refills of prescriptions for rescheduled hydrocodone combination products submitted prior to October 6, 2014, over the next 6 months, many drug chains have chosen not to honor those refills.

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention uncovered clusters of high vaccination exemption at the local level, which leaves communities vulnerable to vaccine-preventable diseases.

Notable outbreaks over the past 2 decades have qualified enterovirus D68 as an emerging pathogen.

Slow and steady does not win the weight regain race, new research suggests.

Patients with moderate-to-severe psoriasis are more likely to have uncontrolled hypertension.

The recent Pioneer ACO departures suggest a quick fix for our broken health care system is not available.

A hospital employee may have been in contact with clinical specimens from a deceased Ebola patient.

Many cardiologists and pharmacists are concerned about clopidogrel, especially when it is prescribed for patients with diabetes.

Professional autonomy is necessary to allow pharmacists to fulfill their mission.

As nearly one-third of patients with gastroesophageal reflux disease are partial responders to proton pump inhibitors (PPIs), health care professionals could benefit from reliable methods that predict who will respond to PPIs and who will not.

Stephen Eckel, PharmD, MHA, BCPS, FASHP, discusses the hurdles seen in modern pharmacy practice and how pharmacists have overcome those challenges.

The second nurse to become infected with the Ebola virus after treating the index patient in Texas should not have been allowed to board a flight from Ohio earlier this week.