February 2014 Autoimmune Disorders

Pharmacists can learn about new drugs approved by the FDA in 2013, including clinical indications, mechanisms of action, interactions, adverse reactions, and dosing guidelines.

Patients taking part in medication synchronization programs offered through community pharmacies were much more likely to be adherent to their medications.

Our editor-in-chief examines how state-level pharmacy issues and trends can go beyond state borders.

OTC case studies involving oral ulcerations, fungal infections, immunizations for a patient receiving corticosteroid therapy, and dry mouth.

Our round-up of new OTC products.

Pharmacists can encourage patients to obtain prophylaxis and carry medic alert information.

A case in which kids ate nicotine replacement lozenges under the false impression that they were mints.

Research is tempering the perception of the immune-boosting potential of vitamin C supplements.