May 2022

How would you handle these patients' questions?

This month's generic product news features clarithromycin, sevelamer hydrochloride, and metronidazole.

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This month's Rx product news features empagliflozin, mitapivat, and RSVpreF.

This month's OTC Cases focuses on heartburn, pinworm infection, and food poisoning.

The FDA has approved abrocitinib tablets to treat adults with moderate-to-severe, refractory atopic dermatitis.

Here are 9 tips for employers to address employees’ feeling of detachment, exhaustion, and reduced accomplishment.

This month's product news features beet gummies, nerve relief, and acne blemish patches.

But meeting regulatory requirements may entail a great deal of financial expertise and time.

Pharmacists must communicate more than drugs and dosages and offer counseling on lifestyle and sleep habits.

Pharmacists can resolve medication-related problems through face-to-face consultations with patients.

Chicago Tylenol murders still reverberates after 40 years; they changed medication packaging forever.

Some states are pushing to increase scope of practice, expand programs.

Expediting the dispensing process makes sense, but take care when entering and verifying script.

Does sufficient evidence exist to support an award against pharmacists’ employer, a national pharmacy chain?

Goal of modernizing therapeutic equivalence rating determination act is to increase availability, competition, drive down prescription costs.

Combining nicotine replacement therapy and varenicline is often most successful, but pharmacists can help patients find best approach.

Educate patients about how to purchase and store medical products without hoarding resources.

With climate change potentially affecting pollen counts, new OTC products can relieve symptoms.

Community pharmacies may become generics-only dispensers unless manufacturers rethink the bifurcation of prescription drugs.

The APhA noted that burnout had been a problem in the pharmacy profession for a long time but had been exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic.