CDC: HIV Testing, Diagnoses Dropped Significantly During the COVID-19 Pandemic
July 14th 2022In 2020, there was a 17% decrease in new HIV diagnoses and significant reductions in HIV testing in health care and non-health care settings, impeding the Ending the HIV Epidemic initiative to increase testing and reduce infections.
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Patients with Suspicion of Systemic Disease Require Ongoing Follow-Up for Diagnosis
July 14th 2022A recent case report detailing multiple procedures and inconclusive biopsies underwent by a patient with unusual presentation of immunoglobulin G4-related disease before conclusive diagnosis emphasizes the importance of follow-up with patients with suspicion of systemic disease.
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The Role of the Ambulatory Care Pharmacist in Promoting Vaccine Confidence
July 14th 2022A pharmacist’s role in the ambulatory care setting has traditionally included a review of medications for potential drug-drug interactions and adverse events, medication reconciliation, and the provision of counseling services.
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Is Your Pharmacy Ready for a Data Hack? Take These 3 Steps
July 13th 2022Community pharmacists are vulnerable to security threats, resulting in bad outcomes for both patients and pharmacies. Here’s how to evaluate risk and find the right technology partner to help protect and defend you from cybercriminals.
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Though most primary care physicians indicate a willingness to accept expanded recommendations from the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practice suggesting administration of recombinant zoster vaccine for adult patients who are immunocompromised, cost concerns and knowledge gaps limit vaccine delivery.
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