April 2022

How would you handle these patients' questions?

This month's generic product new features dexmethylphenidate, colchicine, and clarithromycin.

This month's OTC case studies focuses on asthma.

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This month's Rx product new features Cabotegravir and Rilpivirine, Fleqsuvy, and Enjaymo.

TherapeuticsMD, Inc has submitted a supplemental New Drug Application for estradiol and progesterone capsules 0.5 mg/100 mg (Bijuva) to the FDA.

Communication and therapeutic skills can help pharmacists screen and educate patients about this sensitive subject.

This month's OTC product new features, eye drops, hemp oil for dogs, and daily supplement packs.

Pharmacists can offer medication adherence and management counseling and help patients with chronic disease treatments.

32 public colleges with combined enrollment of more than 700,000 students must comply with law by January 2023.

US segment to hit $121.8 billion in 2022, notes market research firm.

Although the ISMP created the guidelines for hospitals, they are applicable in other health care settings.

Mylo Wells, PharmD, owner of Wells Hometown Drug and Wells Hometown Drug Keosauqua, aims to give back to the community where he grew up.

Patient’s lawsuit alleges 4 legal theories as bases for liability, including defamation and emotional distress.

Here are 8 diabetes areas where pharmacists should be more aware of error.

Offer suggestions for nonprescription products when appropriate, but urge consultation with health care providers if self-treatment is not advisable.

Pharmacy Quality Alliance's new benchmark evaluates adherence to medications for diabetes, high cholesterol, and hypertension.

Inflammatory bowel disease has complex treatment options, but pharmacists can help patients make the right choice.

Will expansions in scope of authority stick, or have the effectiveness and speed of pharmacy adoption of services moved the medical establishment to battle stations?

A just culture safety science framework can help prevent medication errors.