Jill Sederstrom

How one large health system and insurer are helping pharmacists and physicians team up. 

Pediatrician group recommends using flus shots rather than the intranasal flu vaccine for children this year.

A less effective vaccine still benefits public health by preventing some disease and deaths.

The speech made headlines for what it means for patients, but what exactly will it mean for pharmacy?

Effective patient counseling improves patient adherence. Here’s some things you can do to enhance your skills.

Just graduated pharmacy school and still haven’t found a pharmacy to work in? Here’s how to make your resume stand out.

A new program is looking to give pharmacists and physicians fewer headaches.

High levels of vitamin D, 50 ng/ml, have been linked to a lower incidence of diabetes in a long-term study.

Insulin glargine should not be used past 28 days after the vial is first used, but 80% of patients do. 

Public health officials and activists call for action to reverse the rising U.S. maternal death rate. 

Pharmacists should understand what Rh incompatibility during pregnancy is and how it is treated. 

State rules that limit pharmacists from administering adult vaccines are a barrier to raising immunization rates. 

Vaccine apathy existed back in the 1960s, a study finds. 

Meaningful changes to DIR fees are on the horizon-will pharmacies see an increase in reimbursements?

Diabetes drug empagliflozin reduces fat levels in type 2 patients, which may reduce risk of severe liver disease.

Missing teeth could be a signal that diabetes may be developing.

Newly found antibody may help create effective vaccine against malaria.

Parents of children with autism spectrum disorder are less likely to fully vaccinate their autistic child or the siblings.

A study of simulated epidemics has found that targeted vaccinations is more effective than a quarantine or taking no action at all.

On “School Exclusion Day” in Oregon kids without the required vaccines are sent home.

Hurdles to adoption of biosimilars include regulatory issues and lack of interchangeability with the reference drugs.

Pharmacists need to stay informed about new technologies in order to help diabetic patients take advantage.

What CMS' big changes to the 340B Drug Discount Program will mean.

Type 1 diabetes can present in adults, which can lead to misdiagnosis and unsuccessful treatment.

Having a clinical pharmacist integrated into a medical home benefits diabetes and hypertension patients.

Nonmedical exemption rates for childhood vaccinations appear to have hit a plateau.

Several state attorneys general are asking pointed questions about why insulin prices are rising.

A flu vaccine that is effective for several years is showing promise.

Eleven million American men have oral human papillomavirus infections, which can lead to head and neck cancer.

Why it's a good time to become more involved in diabetes education.