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Acid Reflux Common Among Women Taking Bisphosphonates
Gastroprotective agents may be needed in postmenopausal women taking bisphosphonates.
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Newly Insured Shift Prescription Trends Substantially
States with expanded Medicaid saw 25% more prescriptions filled than the prior year.
Muscle Building Supplements Linked to Testicular Cancer
Supplements containing creatine or androstenedione significantly increase disease risk.
Orphan Rapid Infusion Cancer Drug Under FDA Review
Liquid bendamustine hydrochloride rapid infusion treats patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia.
Film Festival Spotlights Pharmacy Grad Student
Many student pharmacists have taken a turn behind the camera for the American Pharmacists Association's annual PharmFlix competition, but 1 West Virginia University pharmacy grad student has found success in another form.
Unapproved Prescription Drugs Seized by US Marshals
Psoriasis treatment among drugs seized by authorities.
FDA Reviews Resubmissions for Novo Nordisk's Long-Acting Insulin
Treatments found to improve glycemic control.
FDA Approves Corneal Implant for Presbyopia
The FDA today approved a corneal implant designed to improve near vision in certain patients with presbyopia.
Topical Painkiller Toxic to Pets
The FDA is warning pharmacists that pets are at risk of death when exposed to topical pain medications containing flurbiprofen.
Mylan Comments on Recent Media Speculation
Mylan is fully committed to its stand-alone strategy.
Mixed Emotions About Acetaminophen
Over my past 3 decades of pharmacy practice, acetaminophen has been one of my most recommended OTC treatments.
Another mHealth App Bites the Dust
The mobile market is awash with health-related apps.
Facebook Rant Puts Pharmacist in Hot Water
A pharmacist who posted derogatory comments about a customer on social media is now being investigated by the National Health Service.
Why Bipolar Patients Use Complementary and Alternative Medicine for Depression
Many patients with depressive disorders self-treat with complementary and alternative medicine.
First Generic of MS Treatment Gets FDA Nod
New drug is the first approved generic of Copaxone.
Specialty Drugs Drive US Medicine Spending Spike
A record 4.3 billion prescriptions were filled in the United States last year.
Some Sections of Female Reproductive Tract More Susceptible to HIV Infection
Specific type of lymphocyte found to impact HIV infection.
Patient Death Leads to Warning Label Change for Hepatitis C Drug
Co-administration of amiodarone with simeprevir and sofosbuvir combination is not recommended.
Optimism Toward New Technology Can Be Risky
As technology grows increasingly relevant to pharmacy, a healthy skepticism is encouraged among pharmacists who invest in new technological devices.
University of Connecticut School of Pharmacy
University of Connecticut School of Pharmacy Dean James R. Halpert, PhD, says his school puts science into practice.
HIV Pharmacists: Critical Partners on the HIV Care Team
The American Academy of HIV Medicine has certified thousands of providers with specialist or expert designations.
The FDA today approved Sandoz's glatiramer acetate (Glatopa), a once-daily injection indicated for relapsing forms of multiple sclerosis.
Do Popular Weight-Loss Programs Work?
As the Affordable Care Act places greater emphasis on obesity, pharmacists should stand ready to help patients manage their weight.
US Marshals have seized $1.5 million worth of unapproved prescription drugs from Stratus Pharmaceuticals at the request of the FDA and the US attorney for the Southern District of Florida.
Lilly, Bristol-Myers Squibb Restructure Erbitux (cetuximab) Collaboration in North America
The companies' decision comes after a 14-year successful collaboration.
The FDA is considering approval for a liquid bendamustine hydrochloride rapid infusion product.
GPhA Launches Biosimilars Council, New Industry Group Will Educate and Advocate for Patient Access to Safe, Affordable Lifesaving Medicines
The Biosimilars Council is the culmination of the GPhA's longstanding commitment to access to safe, affordable, and lifesaving biosimilar medicines.
Remembering Fun Times at an Independent Pharmacy
Holman's Pharmacy is nothing more than a memory today, but it holds a dear place in my heart as the coolest job I ever held.
FDA Approves Lens for Patients with Cataracts
The FDA today approved a new lens for patients undergoing cataract eye surgery.
