
Researchers studied the quality of life, pain, Global Health Status, and adverse effects.

Researchers studied the quality of life, pain, Global Health Status, and adverse effects.

A study investigates whether a high-dose of vitamin D with or without exercise is a safe, effective option to prevent bone loss.

Expanded Medicare under the Affordable Care Act nearly eliminated racial disparities in access to timely cancer treatment between African American and white patients.

The Affordable Care Act was associated with more diagnoses of early-stage ovarian cancer and more women who received timely treatment.

To elevate the burden on many patients with HER2-positive breast cancer, investigators tested whether a targeted therapy of trastuzumab emtansine plus pertuzumab would lead to a safer option than traditional therapy.

Daily servings of fruits, vegetables, and grains associated with a lower risk of death from breast cancer.

An abstract presented at the 2019 American Society of Clinical Oncology Annual Meeting showed end-of-study analysis results of the phase 3 CLEOPATRA trial.

Norris Turner, PharmD, PhD, vice president of Strategic Alliances and Measures at PQA, discusses value-based contracts and the demand for medication measurements in Medicaid during the Pharmacy Quality Alliance Annual Meeting in Baltimore, MD.

The study evaluated the activity and tolerability of venetoclax combined with cytarabine or cytarabine/idarubicin in pediatric patients with relapsed/refractory acute myeloid leukemia.

A group of health care providers, including 17 pharmacists, indicated in a recent survey that although they believe that medical marijuana likely provides benefits for patients with cancer, less than half were comfortable recommending its use.

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Nearly half of evaluable patients with rare central nervous system tumors, neuroblastoma, or other solid tumors had responses to entrectinib.

Lowest test dose of oxaliplatin and capecitabine was comparable to the highest dose in delaying advanced gastroesophageal cancer progression and minimizing adverse effects.

Lenalidomide found to prevent the formation of blood vessels that feed tumors, yet carries significant adverse effects.

Matthew Pickering, PharmD, RPh, PQA Senior Director of Research & Quality Strategies at Pharmacy Quality Alliance discusses what pharmacists bring to patient care in the Pharmacy Quality Alliance Annual Meeting in Baltimore, MD.

Matthew Pickering, PharmD, RPh, PQA Senior Director of Research & Quality Strategies at Pharmacy Quality Alliance discusses its medication access framework for quality measurement during the Pharmacy Quality Alliance Annual Meeting in Baltimore, MD.

National Cancer Institute-Children’s Oncology Group Pediatric Molecular Analysis for Therapy Choice is the first nationwide precision oncology trail for patients with cancers that have not responded to standard treatments.

Laura Cranston, RpH, CEO of Pharmacy Quality Alliance (PQA), discusses the organization's origins as a measure developer during the PQA Annual Meeting in Baltimore, MD.

Lisa Hines, PharmD, vice president of Measurement and Operations at Pharmacy Quality Alliance (PQA), discusses PQA's new opioid measures and how they complement existing measures during the Pharmacy Quality Alliance Annual Meeting in Baltimore, MD.

PQA is described as a "a neutral convener of a multistakeholder base."

Norris Turner, PharmD, PhD, vice president of Strategic Alliances and Measures at PQA discusses the uses of PQA's measures in Medicaid during the Pharmacy Quality Alliance Annual Meeting in Baltimore, MD.

Matt Farber, MA, Senior Director of Patient Care and Advocacy at Walgreens discusses some of the ways that Walgreens is advancing care for patients with cancer.

Matt Farber, MA, Senior Director of Patient Care and Advocacy at Walgreens, talks about the growing role of specialty pharmacies in delivering cancer care.

It was during the middle of the night when Suzanne Soliman, PharmD, founder of the Pharmacist Mom Group on Facebook, got the idea for her group page, which has since grown to be one of the most active on the popular social media platform, with more than 2 million posts last year alone.

At the Asembia Specialty Pharmacy Summit 2019, Matt Farber, MA, Senior Director of Patient Care and Advocacy at Walgreens discussed top trends in specialty pharmacy that are likely to continue to impact the industry.

During the featured session at Asembia’s Specialty Pharmacy Summit 2019, “Specialty Industry Outlook: What’s Next,†speakers Adam Fein, PhD, CEO of the Drug Channels Institute; Lisa Gill, managing director of J.P. Morgan Securities; and Doug Long, vice president of industry relations at IQVIA, explored the radical changes that could be on the horizon from potential legislation that would dramatically alter the health care industry.

Matt Farber, MA, Senior Director of Patient Care and Advocacy at Walgreens provided insight into new areas of technology that pharmacists can use to help improve care when treating patients with cancer.

Matt Farber, MA, Senior Director of Patient Care and Advocacy at Walgreens, discussed the role of specialty pharmacists in working to manage the cost burden of cancer care.

Since the growth of specialty pharmacies, genetically acquired bleeding disorders such as von Willebrand disease (VWD) have been among the most common conditions addressed at these practice locations.