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Women diagnosed with breast cancer while breastfeeding may receive treatments that decrease milk production or are contraindicated.

Planning on how to address drug and equipment shortages will be essential to continuing patient care in the coming months.

The dupilumab pen features a hidden needle and single-press auto-injection, along with visual and audio feedback to help with administration.

Three student pharmacists share their experiences adapting to APPE rotations during the COVID-19 pandemic,

After up to 4.8 years of treatment with nusinersen, 100% of children with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) who were treated pre-symptomatically are still alive.

H2-receptor antagonists, melatonin, and thiamine are some of the adjuvant treatments being evaluated for patients with COVID-19 due to their various immune-enhancing properties and possible antiviral effects.

Insufficient sleep is prevalent among pharmacy students, and college students more generally, with studies showing that many pharmacy students in the didactic portion of the academic curriculum suffer from poor quality sleep.

Oncology drugs have especially fallen victim to chronic shortages, consequently affecting the availability of substitute agents.

Why is this man gaining weight, instead of losing it, while taking a natural supplement?

The researchers identified 87 articles using the PubMed and PsycINFO databases and the 2017 American Academy of Neurology (AAN) criteria for therapeutic trials.

Vitamin C and zinc are among the adjuvant treatments being evaluated for patients with COVID-19 due to their various immune-enhancing properties and possible antiviral effects.

Tips for pharmacy professionals on how to best counsel patients who have concerns regarding their brain health.

Researchers found that replacing 30 minutes of inactivity with exercise significantly reduces the risk of cancer-related death.

Tumor- induced osteomalacia is a rare disease that is characterized by tumors causing soft and weakened bones.

Today, we’re celebrating Larisa Janoczkin, PharmD, a pharmacist with CVS is Howell, New Jersey.

The authors posited that teriflunomide could prevent an excessive immune response while still maintaining enough defense against the virus.

The intent of the study was to bring awareness to the medical and nonmedical financial hardships of cancer and how they can impact the use of preventive services, since there is little research available to evaluate this topic, according to the study authors.

The study results show improvements at each stage in the HPV vaccination series.

According to a new study by West Health and Gallup, 88% of US adults support the federal government directly negotiating the price of a COVID-19 treatment with a drug manufacturer upon its availability due to concerns regarding raised drug prices.

In the United States, 3.5 million people have been diagnosed with schizophrenia and it is a leading cause of disability.

What year was the second dose of the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine recommended?

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The FDA has approved tazemetostat for the treatment of 2 different follicular lymphoma (FL) indications.

Guselkumab is a monoclonal antibody that selectively binds to the p19 subunit of IL-23 and inhibits its interaction with the IL-23.

Student pharmacists across the country have had to adjust their expectations of what P4 year will look like.

Experts discuss insights from NHA's 2019 Industry Outlook research from employers of pharmacy technicians to better understanding their needs and the value of certification for this role.

Today, we’re celebrating Morgan Adams, PharmD, a pharmacist with CVS in Connecticut.

Using artificial intelligence (AI) and automated monitoring, researchers and physicians at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) have designed a method to help people with type 1 diabetes better manage their glucose levels.