May 2019 Skin & Eye Health

These 8 apps, offered by organizations such as the pediatric infectious diseases society and the CDC, feature vaccine schedules, risks, and more.

The law requires pharmacists to ensure that prescriptions for controlled substances are legitimate and for a true medical purpose.

Four cases feature OTC products for skin and eye health.

Pharmacists play a crucial role in assessing clinical significance and severity and, when appropriate, recommending alternative therapy.

Some states are considering and enacting legislation for programs aligning patients’ refill schedules.

The impact has been a continual struggle for pharmacies to provide adequate and appropriate patient care.

Pharmacists need to be dermatomycoses detectives at times, recommending biopsies for patients if necessary.

What's bothering you at the pharmacy?

The Agency Sees Potential in Generic Competition to Reduce Drug Costs for Patients With Diabetes

Can you read these prescriptions?

Independents, like this fictional one, have begun carrying cannabidiol products since industrial hemp was legalized, though important barriers remain.

What is the responsibility of pharmacy staff who filled numerous prescriptions for a teenager who died of multiple drug toxicity?

OTC products features in the May 2019 Skin & Eye Health edition.

Brown bagging Is an essential educational and safety tool for helping maintain skin health.

Although the incidence Is on the rise, pharmacists can educate patients about effective prevention strategies.

With summer a month away, patients are likely to ask for advice on preventing and recognizing the disease.

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From monitoring a patient’s diabetes to reminding individuals about their immunization status, there is, as Apple would tell you, “an app for that.”