May 2012 Skin & Eye Health
Management of Cold Sores by Prescription
June 12, 2012
Article
Pharmacist to Pharmacist
Pharmacists are in a unique position to counsel patients regarding treatment options for cold sores.
Danger Lurks with Used Transdermal Patches
May 24, 2012
Article
Medication Safety
This convenient delivery system can sometimes cause accidental exposure to dangerous medications for children and pets.
Intertwining MTM and Work Flow
May 24, 2012
Article
Medication Therapy Management Today
All pharmacists have the skills needed to implement effective medication therapy management, and the rewards are many.
A Check-up Visit to the Pharmacy Can Save the Day
May 24, 2012
Article
Brown Bag Consult
A patient with hypertension presents a drug regimen that includes a total of 9 medications.
The Pain of Shingles: Symptoms May Persist After the Rash Heals
May 24, 2012
Article
Counseling Focus
Long after the rash heals, the painful symptoms of shingles may persist for some patients.
Dermatologic Emergencies: Rapid Response by the Pharmacist
May 24, 2012
Article
Features
With some skin conditions, a rapid response by the pharmacist could mean the difference between life and death.
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc's Eylea
May 24, 2012
Article
Rx Product News Profile
The FDA approved Eylea (aflibercept) injection for the treatment of neovascular age-related macular degeneration.
Innovations in Education
May 24, 2012
Article
Frontiers in Pharmacy
Roosevelt University College of Pharmacy offers a unique 3-year program with state-of-the-art facilities.
Which Drug Interactions Matter in Older Adults?
May 24, 2012
Article
Drug Interactions
Polypharmacy is often a factor in the adverse events that elders experience.
Hemostasis and Thrombosis Issues
May 24, 2012
Article
Anticoagulation Counseling
The safety profile and efficacy of newer anticoagulants are examined along with a drug in the anticoagulation pipeline.
Complicated SSTIs: Identifying Infections Promptly Saves Lives
May 24, 2012
Article
Rx Focus
Skin and soft tissue infections vary from the easily treatable to complicated, even dangerous, cases.
Application of Employment-at-Will Doctrine
May 24, 2012
Article
Legal Focus
When a pharmacist is terminated, the nature of her employment contract comes into question.
Anabolic Steroids: Silent Killers
May 24, 2012
Article
Legal Focus
Steroids do insidious damage to the individuals who abuse them.
Self-Care for Skin & Eyes
May 24, 2012
Article
OTC Case Studies
Allergic conjunctivitis and poison ivy pose problems for all patients.
Combating Fungal Skin Infections
May 24, 2012
Article
OTC Focus
Pharmacists can recommend products to relieve the itching, cracking and burning of fungal skin infections.
Acne Vulgaris: A Common Condition
May 24, 2012
Article
OTC Focus
Whether acne is mild, moderate, or severe, topical OTC medications can help control symptoms.
Is Pink Eye Rubbing You the Wrong Way?
May 24, 2012
Article
Patient Education
Patients learn approaches for treating different forms of conjunctivitis.
Pharmacy Needs New Practice Models Now
May 24, 2012
Article
Editor's Note
Small changed will make a big difference in all settings of pharmacy practice.
A Pharmacist's Guide to Preventing Vaccine Errors
May 24, 2012
Article
Continuing Education
A Pharmacist's Guide to Preventing Vaccine Errors