February 2023

Because 1 thing is not enough.

The drug is indicated for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis.

Cases discuss patients with medication allergies and drug interactions.

Products include acne patches and immune boosting power.

Evaluating tasks, such as appropriate site of care and plan benefits, frees up time for pharmacists.

Ideally, older patients receive vaccinations by October, but disease activity often peaks in February or March.

Products range from Parkinson disease treatment to medication for epilepsy.

Products include medications for depressive disorder and migraines.

Case studies highlight questions about shingles.

Strategies to enhance patient relationships include teach-back method, providing follow-up information.

Federal court action alleges federal, state violations by former national chain employer.

USP executive notes importance of including different voices, perspectives for expansion of quality medicine.

First season of makeover show follows 5 pharmacies building immunization programs.

Past proposal gives insight into lawmakers' thinking about medicinal use of cannabis on a federal level.

Analysis shows average monthly premiums for stand-alone plans will rise 10% to $43.

Learn strategies to safeguard use of the intravenous administration products to protect patients.

Despite the large number of prescription products available, nondrug therapies often work just as well.

American Heart Association maintains stance on preferably obtaining essential nutrients through dietary means.

A total of 150 respondents rated their satisfaction with total annual compensation as 4.15 on a scale of 1 to 7, down from 4.41 in 2021.

Despite medical advances in the past few decades, rates of PCAD in patients with diabetes, hypertension, obesity continue to rise.

Unlike in The Wizard of Oz, there may be more of a scare than actual danger from non-physicians prescribing diagnostics, treatments

There's no better time to remind pharmacists that they are vital in the fight against CVD.