Public Health

US Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins detailed her organization’s plans to combat the bird flu and quell the concerns of rising grocery store costs.

In a systematic review of antibiotic drug shortages, researchers explored what causes them, how they impact health systems, and what officials commonly do to mitigate them.

Researchers analyzed overall prescription stimulant dispensing trends among US children from 2017 to 2023.

The new initiative is a way for NCPA to proactively engage its network of community pharmacies during a potential public health crisis.

Kurt Proctor, PhD, RPh, President of the NCPA Innovation Center, discussed his organization’s efforts in launching the Independent Community Pharmacy Consortium for Government Engagement.

As wildfires ravage Los Angeles County, pharmacists can provide crucial support to their patients.

The individual who first reported severe bird flu and hospitalization has since succumbed to their illness.

Using the DASH Rapid PCR System, providers can yield test results in under 1 minute of hands-on time.

Senators Elizabeth Warren and Tina Smith have reintroduced the Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Defense and Enhancement Act originally established in 2020.

Pharmacists can influence institutional-level climate change-related policies to ensure continued health care delivery.

AMA released its 2024 Overdose Epidemic Report and presented key findings from the past year.

Public health and infectious disease experts offered their perspectives on the 2024 US bird flu outbreak and its potential of becoming a greater public health crisis.

A collection of hospitals in Rochester, New York, have teamed up to create better access to prescription drugs and combat the city’s pharmacy desert issue.

Wolters Kluwer Health conducted a survey of just over 1000 respondents to get US adults’ feelings about notable trends in the pharmacy industry.

Researchers analyzed the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on outcomes for patients with pancreatic cancer living in England.

Stephen Schondelmeyer, PharmD, PhD, FAPhA, gave a presentation on US drug shortages and their global implications.

Researchers compared the issue of drug shortages and supply chain challenges between the US and Canada.

The FDA has mandated that companies participating in the Opioid Analgesic Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy program provide pre-paid mail-back envelopes for unused or expired opioid medications.

Hurricane season brings extreme weather and health care disruptions, emphasizing the importance of medication preparedness for patients and pharmacists.

Findings from a collection of posters at ACCP underscore the critical role of community pharmacies in promoting health equity and providing high-quality, patient-centered care.

As health care systems and the current syndemic continue to evolve, pharmacies are poised to play a crucial role in improving public health.

The 70-plus-page lawsuit is directed at Express Scripts for its dealings with drug manufacturers in fueling the US opioid crisis.

Florida-based pharmacist Brad Phillips, PharmD, BCACP, speaks to the importance of pre-planning, emergency refills, medication storage, and post-storm safety measures to ensure medication security during hurricanes.

Researchers suggest that vaccine champion programs could be a promising avenue to increasing immunization rates.

Many public health officials aren’t surprised by the decline in vaccine coverage, although its underlying causes present unique challenges.