Pete Kreckel, RPh

When it comes to the COVID-19 vaccine, independent pharmacies are being set up to fail by federal health partners.

Small towns have faced everything and overcome all manner of struggles—until the opioid epidemic came to town.

Pennsylvania-based pharmacist explores how too much reliance on technology may impact patient care

Many Americans still do not want to get vaccinated. Vaccine myths spread on the internet are a major part of the problem.

Innovation is everywhere, but cumbersome pharmacy technology remains an issue.

More than ever with the disjointed health care so prevalent in our nation, our patients need us.

“We have met the enemy, and they are ours!”

Pharmacists must recognize the importance of continued learning in the profession.

Pharmacists go beyond merely dispensing drugs to provide higher levels of care.

Pharmacy technicians work alongside pharmacists to meet unprecedented demands during these times. They are not expendable.

Why do we pharmacists buy generics from foreign manufacturers? The answer is pure and simple: the cost.

“I just hope that pharmacists’ judgment can soon be a contributing factor in pharmacotherapy decisions made by PBMs and insurance companies.”

"I have to admit that in all 39 years of my career as a community pharmacist, I have never seen a drug that was the center of such intense political discussion."

“I had been practicing for 4 years at that time and longed for the day that pharmacists would have input in patient’s pharmacotherapy. That day is here!”

It’s my hope that 2020 is a profession changing year, starting with the schools of pharmacy.

Novo Nordisk has fired the first “shot heard around the health care world.”

Quality, speed, and price has been referred to as the "Unattainable Triangle".