Brian Nowosielski

Researchers addressed patients’ preferences for the delivery method of educational cancer resources as well as the demographics that were influenced to read materials or not.

In an abstract presented at ENDO 2024, researchers addressed practitioners’ current knowledge of CGM and their experience prescribing in low-income communities.

In an abstract presented at the Endocrine Society’s ENDO 2024 annual meeting in Boston, Massachusetts, researchers addressed the association between social vulnerability and glycemic control in patients with diabetes.

In an abstract presented at the Endocrine Society’s ENDO 2024 annual meeting in Boston, Massachusetts, researchers explored access to GLP-1s for teenagers with and without type 2 diabetes.

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Authors analyzed Section 804 of the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FDCA) allowing state-sponsored programs to bring Canadian drugs onto US soil.

In an interview with Chris Schaffner, PharmD, owner of Schaffner Pharmacy and Apothecary Coffee in Sedro-Woolley, Washington, he discussed his unique pharmacy operation with the help of coffee shop revenue.

As health care technology advances and cyberattack threats loom large, researchers aimed to assess the effect of ransomware attacks on US health systems.

Researchers addressed the association between COVID-19 vaccination status and incidents of post-COVID condition.

While US health officials continue to monitor the outbreak in dairy cattle across the country, a second human recently tested positive after a mutation of the bird flu virus.

Emergency department visits tripled by December 2022 compared with the pre-legalization period from January 2015 to September 2018.

To assess the extent of FTC regulation, researchers collected data from the group’s merger and enforcement actions in a 22-year span.

Experienced litigation lawyer Mark Cuker sat down with Drug Topics to discuss pharmacy benefit managers and their often corrupt practices.

In an abstract presented at Digestive Disease Week 2024, researchers analyzed Clostridioides difficile episodes and identified the risk factors and potential medications that caused them.

During a May 16 hearing titled “Rural Health Care: Supporting Lives and Improving Communities,” members discussed the need for better health care resources among rural communities in the US.

In an abstract presented at Digestive Disease Week 2024, researchers analyzed the prevalence of obesity in patients with and without celiac disease.

Researchers analyzed groups of men given financial incentives to motivate weight-loss behaviors compared with a non-incentivized control group.

Researchers examined the suicide rates of NCAA student-athletes from 2002 to 2022.

Researchers analyzed the efficacy of continuous glucose monitoring as the standard of care for diabetes management in an inpatient setting.

Chris Schaffner, owner of Schaffner Pharmacy and Apothecary Coffee in Sedro Woolley, Washington, discussed the state of today’s independent pharmacy market, as well as his own pharmacy operations.

While many people may be unaware of the different types of asthma, there are 5 ways individuals can experience the condition, with common triggers that heighten symptoms.

Over half of the money is set to assist the overall effort to stop the virus, while the remaining funds will go to dairy farms affected by the bird flu outbreak.

Chris Schaffner, PharmD, owner of Schaffner Pharmacy and Apothecary Coffee in Sedro-Woolley, Washington, sat down with Drug Topics to discuss his joint business venture.

During World Asthma Day on May 7, advocacy groups for asthma awareness addressed the need for better worldwide education.

Researchers aimed to better understand the intricacies of local allergic rhinitis and how it differs from allergic rhinitis.

The company, which operates 140 care sites across the country, was forced to shut down health systems earlier this week because of the disruption.

Researchers analyzed the prior authorization requirements of private insurers applied to various Medicare services.

As demand for GLP-1 receptor agonist medications increases, researchers are hopeful these drugs can be used for more indications than those that currently exist.

Researchers continue to report on the rise of syphilis in the US, with recent cases exhibiting rare symptoms in the eyes, ears, and brain.

Drug Topics sits down with iA to discuss its new shared central fulfillment solution.