July 2020

Comparing Lymelight results with the CDC data, the authors found a high level of agreement.

Ticks are common on the East Coast of the United States during the spring and summer, but they are found more frequently on hiking trails and in woods than landscaped lawns or public parks.

Providers help transition patients home from doctors’ offices and hospitals during pandemic.

This overlooked skill can help determine which issues should be passed on to the pharmacist.

Four case studies for eye health.

Skin complications are often the first sign of the disease, but they can be prevented and treated when caught early.

Drug screening, heart monitoring are critical when using azithromycin and hydroxychloroquine.

Postinfectious Lyme arthritis, in which the arthritis seems to evolve following treatment, is a significant concern.

Here are the Top 10 medications in terms of efficacy for lowering A1C and blood sugar levels.

Two interactive case studies are presented.

What's Bothering You? Bossy patients, abandoned prescriptions, drive-through demands? We want to know!

OTC products featured in the July 2020 issue.

Judge determines whether fraudulent claims term should be changed based on defendant's age, health status.

Counsel patients on this global epidemic, which can exacerbate or lead to many other diseases.

Community pharmacies should remain vigilant to ensure access at fair cost and reimbursement in this marketplace.

Colorado legislature enacts price caps of $100 per month for products and authorizes attorney general to investigate pricing.

Here are 4 tips to survive in the profession for first-time moms to know before the baby is born.

As patients return to their routines of returning to pharmacies and the inevitable discussions about COVID-19 begin, it may be a good time to discuss the range of tests that the CDC recommends.

Establishing better patient relationships can lead to improved self-management.

The FDA has approved Nexletol (bempedoic acid), a nonstatin cholesterol-lowering agent, in adults who require additional lowering of low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C).

Despite opportunity to save money with generic medications, many patients do not understand the options.

Pharmacists can help patients select products and provide education on how to use them.

While considering different factors, pharmacists can offer guidance on then best treatments.

Prescription products are featured.

Generic products for July 2020.