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The results from a study suggest that fist bumps transmit significantly less bacteria than handshakes.

Researchers in Taiwan have found an increased risk for head and neck cancers among patients with diabetes mellitus.

Pharmacy student Saranpreet Nagra is combining his passions for computer programming and pharmacy to help patients quit smoking.

Treatment with dimethyl fumarate improved or stabilized health-related quality of life scores in patients with relapse-remitting multiple sclerosis compared to placebo.

A bill introduced in the House of Representatives would exclude medical marijuana products from the Controlled Substances Act's definition of marijuana.

Financial hurdles delay biopharmaceutical companies from developing treatment amidst largest Ebola hemorrhagic fever outbreak in history.

QS/1 pharmacies already have access to new Signature Indicator to validate electronic prescriptions for controlled substances.

Male latex condoms are still the best strategy for reducing the spread of HIV infection.

A Call to Action emphasizes the importance of health care providers in promoting skin cancer prevention practices.

The DEA alleges that the shipping company knowingly delivered controlled substances from illegitimate online pharmacies.

Researchers in Taiwan have found an increase in the risk for head and neck cancers among patients with diabetes mellitus (DM) equivalent to approximately 2.6 additional cases per 10,000 person-years in patients with DM versus patients without DM.

The 11th annual event is scheduled to begin May 5, 2015 at the Wynn Conference Center in Las Vegas.

Patients who responded to brodalumab showed improvement in skin condition and joint swelling.

Delegates meet to discuss emerging trends in specialty pharmacy.

A new study finds that parents who used teaspoon or tablespoon units to measure medication were twice as likely to make an error as those who used milliliters.

Recent study on healing rates of reflux esophagitis patients suggests that some refractory patients may heal with extended acid suppression treatment.

Proposal would require California pharmacists to dispense medications with labels translated into languages they cannot read.

Researchers evaluated more than 2 decades of evidence on atrial fibrillation patients taking vitamin K antagonists.