May 2013 Skin & Eye Health

Efforts are under way in some states to restrict the pharmacist's ability to select generics.

Nonprescription products offer patients an array of options for treating their acne.

Proper wound and burn care can help prevent the development of scars and infections.

Transdermal drug delivery systems have grown in popularity, but side effects that include dermatitis and contact allergic reactions are possible.

Proceed with caution: Some NSAIDs do reduce the efficacy of aspirin.

Ocular bleeding may be a concern for anticoagulated patients with certain risk factors and comorbidities.

Awareness of common errors in electronic health record systems can prevent serious errors.

Ilevro (nepafenac ophthalmic suspension) is approved to reduce pain and inflammation resulting from cataract surgery.

Learn the facts about the dangers of sun exposure and the formulations available for skin protection.

Rashes caused by medication reactions are a common and sometimes serious condition.

China has become a major supplier of anabolic steroids and counterfeit look-alikes to US traffickers.

A federal court looks at the issue of allowing "preferred pharmacies" under Medicare Part D prescription plans.

Pharmacists can provide guidance on preventing sun-related skin conditions.

Kyle Dresbach draws inspiration from his mentors.

New technologically advanced pill bottles could be equipped with lights, sound, and other features to help improve medication adherence.

New therapies advance the treatment of this hematologic cancer.