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A standardized pharmacy process can help ensure that every patient experiences consistent care.

Through a metaanalysis, researchers in Australia have confirmed a slight antihypertensive effect with use of probiotics that was consistent through 9 studies.

Blood test three times more specific in detection of prostate cancer than prostate-specific antigen.

New therapies can cost patients $84,000 for a standard 12-week course of therapy.

Overall annual diagnosis rate dropped 30% from 2002 to 2011, while a significant increase was found among young men who have sex with men.

Research finds that older patients with lower odor identification test scores were at increased risk of Alzheimer's disease and dementia.

Survey finds an overwhelming number of seniors are unaware of what biosimilars are.

In order for pharmacists to be irreplaceable, they must be adaptable.

Methotrexate, a traditional disease-modifying antirheumatic drug, may enhance the likelihood of therapeutic persistence with novel biologic agents.

Acquisition includes 33 retail drugstore locations and a specialty pharmacy serving patients with complex or chronic diseases.

ApproveRx is an online platform that streamlines the prior authorization process for pharmacies and prescribers.

Sunscreen application to infant opossums leads to 10-fold reduction in pre-melanotic lesions.

New legislation comes 2 years after contaminated steroids from a Massachusetts compounding pharmacy cause meningitis outbreak.

A recent report finds that while more young adults are finishing high school and attending college, they are also burdened with more debt.

Next-Generation Pharmacist Future Pharmacist of the Year award winner, Hoda Masmouei, PharmD, created the first student group for pharmacy informatics in the nation to be recognized by the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists.

More than 2 years after ceasing antiretroviral therapy, HIV is again detectable in "Mississippi baby."

Targeted therapies used in conjunction with chemotherapy may offer benefits to patients with triple-negative breast cancer.

College students consider laptops to be the most vital piece of technology, according to a survey.

Jack Dunn, RPh, of Jasper Drugs and Gifts, describes his experience carrying on the family business in pharmacy.

Obese patients who underwent surgery or took medications to lose weight were more satisfied with their results than those who made lifestyle changes.