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NACDSFoundation has announced the first 3 beneficiaries of the Community Pharmacy Residency Expansion Project.

Hispanic seniors who live in linguistically isolated communities are far less likely to become immunized against the flu or pneumonia.

Transitioning to more advanced e-prescribing systems could lead to a rise in drug errors that threaten patient safety.

A combination pill containing 4 different drugs may benefit patients who are at high risk for cardiovascular disease.

Information, motivation, and strategy are top priorities for adherence counseling, according to a new study.

New findings from an ASHP survey show that pharmacists are more integrated and influential in medication therapy decisions in hospitals than ever before.

One pharmacy is finding that eco-friendly initiatives and fiscal responsibility can go hand-in-hand.

Keeping an open line of communication with seniors can help improve their understanding of medications.

A study finds that clinical decision support systems used by pharmacists often miss potentially dangerous drug-drug interactions.

Implementing a dynamic REMS system will improve health care delivery, increase patient safety, and improve access to medications.

One of the recession's biggest casualties could be the trust fund supporting inpatient care for Medicare beneficiaries.

The trust fund supporting inpatient care for Medicare beneficiaries could be one of the recession's biggest casualties.

Working with patients and prescribers to consolidate prescription routines and centralize pharmacy services may boost adherence to cardiovascular medications.

To best protect mother and baby, pharmacists should encourage pregnant women to get vaccinated against the flu early in the season.

Fluzone Intradermal, the first FDA-approved flu shot that injects into skin cells rather than muscle, will be available for the 2011-12 flu season.

Collaborating organizations take the next step toward enabling pharmacists to document MTM services into patients' electronic records.

A new study finds that the risk of progressing from episodic headaches to chronic daily headaches in 1 year is significantly higher in obese individuals.

A reader who thinks his property tax assessment is too high may be right -- more than half of all properties may be assessed at more than their current value.

The trends that surfaced in 2010 will not surprise the pharmacist who expertly copes with the pharmaceutical industry's drug data on a micro level

Is dementia such a difficult problem that we are willing to try anything to treat it even if it is an unapproved treatment?