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Increased use of loperamide (Immodium) observed as hydrocodone was classified as a schedule 2 drug.

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Ibrutinib (Imbruvica) may extend survival for patients with leukemia.

Survey respondents were more apt to receive a diagnostic test if it was at a lesser cost.

CDC and FDA report shows drop in tobacco use among school-aged children.

Patients more willing to undergo testing if out-of-pocket costs are lower.

Permanent injunction filed for Stratus Pharmaceuticals and Sonar Products.

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Top news of the day from across the healthcare landscape.

Cancer treatment also reduced the rates of severe bone complications by more than half.

Gel is 3 times more effective among women with Lactobacillus-dominate microbiome.

Acne medication can slow the progression of relapsing-remitting MS in patients who experienced their first symptoms.

In 2015, 960,000 people were newly-infected with HIV in Eastern and Southern Africa.

The products include those intended for dermatological purposes, for instance, ointments, washes and creams that were never tested or approved to be sold in retail stores.

This article will describe the unusual discovery of 5 commonly prescribed medications, many of which were through serendipitous events.

A job offer means that the company wants you more than all the other candidates. This should be encouraging!

Unique one-day conference precedes National Association of Specialty Pharmacy’s 5th Annual Meeting and Educational Conference.

Pertuzumab-based regimen found to reduce the risk of invasive breast cancer recurrence by 19%.

Amazon has mastered shipping and delivery, which is an important factor in the pharmacy sector.

Patients with lupus treated with novel immunotherapy showed improved disease activity.

Additional support programs found to benefit the physical and emotional needs of patients with RA.

BioChaperone Combo integrates Lantus and Humalog.

Research team will seek to develop a novel prophylactic vaccine to prevent HCV.

Weekly chocolate consumption may reduce the risk of atrial fibrillation in men and women.

Summer is approaching, and that means more scrapes, burns, and rashes as more people head outdoors, but 9 products used to treat these conditions are being recalled.

HIV-positive women had higher rates of acquiring HPV and lower rates of clearing HIV infection.

Aldehydes—found in cars, smoke, building material, cosmetics, and shampoos—may degrade anti-cancer mechanisms in cells.

Light alcohol consumption may be less beneficial than previously thought.

Chemical found in products such as shampoo and cosmetics degrade the capability of cells to repair.