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The substantial adverse impact of second cancers may explain the lack of improvement in young adult survival compared with older adults.

Pharmacists gather on capitol hill to garner Congressional support for pharmacy- and patient-focused legislation.

A large portion of patients may be paying for drugs based on list prices.​

Efforts to reduce injection frequency can have positive health benefits with or without HIV infection, study suggests.

Cannabinoids observed to reduce inflammation in various skin conditions.

Increased development of biosimilars will drive the need for analytical instrument analyzers, report finds.

Medicare beneficiaries with chronic venous insufficiency nearly triples from 2005 to 2014.

Increased expression of EGFR-positive myeloid cells associated with tumor progression and reduced survival in bowel cancer.

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Moderate or high physical activity improved heart attack survival by 47%.

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Monoclonal antibody drugs may soon be an effective preventative treatment for chronic migraines.

Inhaled combination of budesonide and formoterol shows promise treating asthma in children aged 6 to 12.

Erenumab is a monoclonal antibody that inhibits a neuropeptide strongly believed to play a role in the pathology of migraines.

Annual influenza vaccination is prudent for people at high risk from complications and for people who live or work in places where people aggregate.

What is our duty to patients? Does this change if we believe they are abominable?

This article was primarily authored by Halina Mydra, PharmD Candidate at Chicago State University College of Pharmacy and reviewed by Ayesha Khan, PharmD, BCPS.

Do you get questions you avoid answering? I cringe when asked this question.

Pharmacists have an important role in preventing prescription drug abuse by being alert and attentive to their customer base.

The FDA has issued 14 warning letters and 4 online advisory letters to US-based companies illegally selling more than 65 products with fraudulent claims that they cure cancer.