Brian Nowosielski

Four posters presented at the American Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting and Exposition explored how individuals and health care providers have been handling the COVID-19 pandemic.

Researchers aimed to address the adverse effects of veterans with COVID-19 diagnoses 18 months after infections were documented.

Researchers collected data to measure inequities in pharmacy access across the country.

Researchers studied the effect of wildfires on mental health in California from 2011 to 2018.

Recent studies on daylight saving time’s association with increased health risks have heightened the debate on whether to observe the biannual event or switch to one universal time.

Researchers assessed the benefits of electronic cigarettes for tobacco cessation compared with varenicline and nicotine chewing gum.

As pharmacy benefit managers gain leverage to continue driving up drug prices, local pharmacies struggle to keep up and Congress has been called to act—but it might be too late.

Health care professionals, industry leaders, and politicians gathered for a virtual roundtable to discuss the state of the PBM industry.

Although the pandemic spurred a greater need and use of online health resources, certain demographics continue to report significantly low participation in digital health portals.

Even during times of peak transmission, individuals preferred in-person screening over video or telephone screening for depression.