October 2nd 2023
September 20th 2023
Suicides among health care professionals are estimated to occur at a higher rate than in the general public.
August 13th 2023
What can pharmacists do to bring innovative care models into their stores to serve their communities?
August 9th 2023
The NACDS Total Store Expo takes place August 12 through 14, 2023 in San Diego, California.
April 14th 2023
HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra will release an amendment to the declaration in the coming weeks.
CVS Pharmacy Acquires Schnucks Pharmacies, 11 Will Close
Eleven Schnuck Markets’ pharmacies will close after CVS Pharmacy’s acquisition of 110 Schnuck’s pharmacies.
The Most Common Pharmacy Penalties
The infractions that are most likely to get your pharmacy fined-and what you can learn from them.
Opinion: What Chain Pharmacies Can Learn from Independents
From Pete Kreckel, why chain pharmacists have answers that chains are looking for.
First Rx Drone Delivery Completed by CVS, UPS
Prescription drone delivery services will be a chain-shipment showdown.
Ranitidine Recalls Continue
Laboratory analysis now includes ED dietary supplements.
The Future of Pharmacy Chains
How chains are evolving-and how pharmacists will fit in.
Chains Shifting Focus for 2020
CVS to emphasize HealthHUB and chains test stand-alone pharmacies.
Generic Drug Pricing Trends
Savings totaled $293 billion in 2018.
Generic Drugs 101: What Pharmacists Need to Know
Abbreviated New Drug Applications, state laws, and more.
Amazon Acquires Second Healthcare Business
Analysts now speculating potential next moves.
NCPA Launches CBD Website for Pharmacists
Site will offer CBD education and product marketing.
Industry Pressures Result in More Job Cuts, Store Closures
Walgreens and a California chain announced closures this week.
Illinois Considers Mandatory Pharmacy Breaks
Governor Pritzker pushing for lighter pharmacy workloads.
Solving the Drug Shortage Burden
Drug shortages might be decreasing, but their continued existence is urging the pharmacy industry to maintain its vigilance.
Providing Healthcare to Transgender Patients
Education can help pharmacists feel more comfortable dispensing care.
New Data Show Pharmacy Salaries Remain Healthy
Job growth may stagnate and retail jobs continue to dwindle.
State Laws May Determine Access to Pharmacy-based PrEP Clinics
What new laws could mean for pharmacies’ role in combatting HIV.
Independents Prepare to Close Up Shop
Many cite PBM fees as the primary cause in NCPA survey.
Official CVS/Aetna Merger: Greater Convenience, Less Cost Reform
The deal is now official, but the companies have been acting as one for some time.
Chains Implementing Tech to Help Track Opioid Misuse
Patients at-risk for substance abuse more easily identified and managed.
FDA Approves Trifarotene Cream for Acne Treatment
First new treatment of its kind in over 20 years.
Enteric Zoster: Hidden Shingles Threat
Characterized by severe abdominal pain.
Opinion: The Truth About ARCOS and the Opioid Epidemic
The DEA had access to information about where opioids were being sold, but didn’t act on it. Why?
Biosimilars: Some Call for ‘Cautious Optimism’
Biosimilars may need more time to devleop in the market.
Rituximab Gains First Pediatric Approval
For granulomatosis with microscopic polyangiitis in children.
FDA Approves Canagliflozin Indication Expansion
Now approved for risk reductions in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus.
Generics of Older Drugs Could Have Saved Medicare Billions, Study Says
Racemic substitutions for single-enantiomer drugs offer new opportunities for savings.
Biosimilars Need Access and Cost Examinations
Biologic medicines could lower spending by $153 billion by 2023.
USP Postponing Chapters 795, 797, and 825
Several pharmacy groups appealed guideline revisions.
FDA Approves Jynneos for Smallpox and Monkeypox in Adults
Will be part of the U.S.’s public health emergency medical supplies and pharmaceuticals.