Specialty Pharmacy

American Medical Association survey shows need for reform of the prior authorization process.

ECRM’s innovative event brought together leaders from across specialty pharmacy.

Lisinopril or carvedilol may protect breast cancer patients from experiencing a decline in heart function.

Tobacco may not be to blame for aggressive oral cancers, a new study suggests.

Idebenone was not found to delay disease progression in multiple sclerosis compared with placebo.

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A recently-discovered hepatitis C virus subtype may complicate treatment.

A popular sweetener could result in bacterial overgrowth and symptom worsening among patients with Crohn disease.

Pan-fibroblast growth factor receptor tyrosine kinase inhibitor demonstrates efficacy in urothelial cancer.

Achilles Alon, PharmD, RPh, Director of Specialty Pharmacy, Co-owner of ACE-Rx Specialty Pharmacy, shares complications in treating patients with Crohn's disease.

Several genes observed to protect against neuronal toxicity caused by amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.

Study suggests that supportive care may vary between National Cancer Institute-designated cancer centers and non-designated centers.

Induced neural stem cells may hold the key to reducing multiple sclerosis-related central nervous system damage.

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WellDyneRx created an innovative program that controls costs and improves outcomes for patients with diabetes, according to a session presented at APhA2018.

An interaction with passionate pharmacist and co-worker caused E. Ashley Gulyas, PharmD, to enroll in pharmacy school after nearly a decade of work as a pharmacy technician.

Evobrutinib is an oral inhibitor of Bruton’s tyrosine kinase in development for several autoimmune diseases.

Experimental drug elicits response in diverse population of patients with cancer.

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There was no statistically significant difference in medication possession ratio among HIV-positive patients taking generic or branded antiretrovirals.

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Administrative costs and surgical procedures may contribute significantly to overspending on health care in the United States.

Eliminating dormant HIV reserves that hide from antiretroviral therapy is key to curing the virus.

Patients with multiple sclerosis may be at a higher risk of developing mental health conditions.

Certain amino acids may be key to delivering effective, low-dose gene therapy for neurologic conditions.

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Enrollment and dosing in IGNITE DMD has been indefinitely discontinued.

Occupational exposure to oncology medications and other hazardous drugs has been a mounting public health concern for several decades. Health care workers may be exposed to hazardous drugs while preparing, administering, or disposing of drugs or while handling bodily fluids of treated patients.

Kyle Truitt, Co-Founder, Turning Point, LLC, speaks about how pharmaceutical manufacturers can benefit from the launch of the High-Performing Specialty Pharmacy Association.