Community/Retail

Sites like Facebook and YouTube can be powerful platforms--if the content provided compliments but doesn't replace advice from health care professionals.

Researchers investigated whether a weakened vaccine is behind high rates of flu-related complications and hospitalization in obese patients.

Ingredients in OTC thyroid supplements have few benefits and may cause dangerous side effects, experts say.

Physicians who speak a second language are likely to overrate their ability to communicate medical information, new research shows.

Most of the things that pharmacists are told will be devastating for the profession end up having limited impact. Will that hold true for the proposed merger?

As drug shortages continue to pose significant risks to patient health, President Obama is directing the FDA to take action.

Although pharmacists pride themselves on being drug experts, expecting to know everything about every medication is foolish--and even dangerous.

Pharmacists are encouraged to share information with patients on how to safely and properly dispose of unwanted medications.

A new study confirms the theory that yoga and stretching exercises are linked to improvements in back-related function and diminished pain symptoms.

New research suggests that getting vaccinated during pregnancy can protect newborns from the flu, and does not increase the risk of miscarriage.

A list of the top 10 things pharmacists should be doing to ensure that the profession remains a strong and vital part of the healthcare system.

Most Americans exceed the dietary guidelines for sodium consumption, putting them at risk for hypertension and heart disease, says a new study.

Sometimes, the best way for a pharmacist to truly help a patient is to be brutally honest--and not to sugarcoat the truth.

Cardinal Health partners with Ohio State and the ASCP to educate patients--especially older adults--on how to safely use prescription drugs.

Findings from a recent conference show that lower colorectal cancer mortality rates were associated with consistent NSAID use in postmenopausal women.

Comments from Medco's CEO show that there is a disconnect between the perception of retail pharmacy and what is actually involved in community pharmacy work.