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Bill would have required prescription for pseudoephedrine products.

No matter if you celebrate or actively ignore the turn of a year, New Year's is a special cooking opportunity.

Resolving the issues surrounding reimbursement for clinical pharmacy services is a crucial step in health care reform.

With options dwindling in the fight against drug-resistant bacteria, old standbys take center stage.

Pharmacists can help reduce medication errors, but high patient volumes in EDs is negatively impacting patient care.

Here are 7 key things to remember as pharmacy leaders work to transition their business or practice to new care delivery models in the new year.

From a mega-pharmacy benefit merger to pharmacy robberies to a blockbuster drug going off patent, 2011 was a landmark year for the field of pharmacy.

Chronic pain suffered by one spouse can affect marital communication and influence the partner's ability to cope with pain, a new study suggests.

Pharmacists are giving away professional advice and even basic services like blood pressure checks for free. Is that helping or hurting the profession?

Maybe the drug shortage problem can be addressed by increasing the training of pharmacists to be able to compound these needed items.

A new model of practice with pharmacists as medication therapy management experts is on the horizon.

It may not be easy, but it is possible to come up with a business model that allows for a singular pharmacy or even a small chain to compete with the big dogs.

Although the number of Americans who have trouble purchasing drugs remained steady during the past 3 years, it is still much higher than it was in 2003.

Findings could represent a significant step in the development of new ways for health care professionals to detect the debilitating disease.

New data suggest that providing oxygen therapy to elderly women with sleep apnea may reduce the chances of cognitively impairment.

New findings indicate that intertwined diseases may both contribute to cognitive decline in Parkinson's disease.

New research indicates that patients with type 2 diabetes who have depression are significantly more like to develop dementia.