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Nearly two-thirds of adolescents suffering from major depressive episodes in the past year didn't receive treatment.

When a credit card issuer changed the terms of a cash-back reward program, what are the best alternatives?

Is there an end in sight to the drug shortages that compromise patient safety? And in the mean time, what can pharmacists do?

The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America released its annual list of the 100 most challenging cities to live with spring allergies.

Many pharmacists are doing MTM cases and getting positive feedback, but believe that the strict eligibility requirements are hindering its progress.

Do these results suggest that pharmacists who see themselves as part of the local community act differently toward their customers?

As part of the Obama Administration's initiative aimed at reducing harm from opioids, the FDA has unveiled a strategy focusing on education.

Pharmacists must be vigilant against dosing errors when filling painkiller prescriptions for very young children.

Plan B's Rx-to-OTC switch more than doubled sales of the emergency contraceptive, but use remains relatively low.

The risk of drug-drug interactions involving clopidogrel may be reduced by warning letters sent to physicians.

If accountability is the new expectation for all health care providers, then what exactly should pharmacists be accountable for?

Children with egg allergies may be able to safely get their flu shot in one dose, according to new study data.

From social media campaigns to TV spots, poison centers across the country are spreading the word about safe drug disposal.

Findings from a new survey suggest that migraine patients may not be getting the most of their medical visits.

Pharmacy students are sharing thoughts about the prospective job market and pharmacist oversupply.

Pay-as-you-go coverage is the latest trend in the auto insurance industry -- but does it really save drivers any money?

Pharmacy robberies and burglaries are on the rise. What can pharmacists do to protect themselves and their stores?

The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America released its annual list of the 100 most challenging cities to live with spring allergies.

Unique formulations and packaging could be on the horizon as drug makers compete with top-selling brands and impending generics.

Legislators seek an end to the current business model used by pharmacy benefit managers and a level playing field for independent pharmacies.

New survey data show that even in the current financial climate, quality service is more important to patients than low cost.

A pediatric allergist provides tips for counseling parents on how to tell the difference between common cold and allergies.

As part of the final rule, MTM programs must include an annual comprehensive medication review, targeted medication review, and patient visit summaries.