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Pharmacists can help patients dodge sunburns and soak up summer fun with the best OTC sun care picks.

Pharmacists and dietitians acknowledge that older adults and patients with misconceptions about or poor knowledge of diet should be screened for interventions.

AstraZeneca now offers FluMist Home, allowing eligible patients to receive and self-administer the flu vaccine entirely at home.

Tara Pfund, PharmD, chief strategy officer with Cascadia Pharmacy Group, discusses various ways community pharmacists can expand services and support clinical reimbursement.

Pharmacy closures are reducing access to medications and services, raising concerns about their impact on patient care, especially for Medicare beneficiaries.

Amid increased market concerns, researchers explored retail and independent community pharmacy turnover rates spanning from 2010 to 2023.

The FDA granted priority review for this drug due to the longstanding need for a treatment strategy that could improve upon the standard of care.

Adolescents often are at higher risk of unwanted pregnancy, unsafe abortion, and sexually transmitted infections due to inadequate knowledge of protective practices.

A phase 2 trial found RDX-002 significantly lowered triglycerides and reduced weight regain in patients who had recently stopped GLP-1 therapy.

At the Total Pharmacy Solutions Summit Summer 2025 event, Stephanie Zimmerman, Tom Napolitano, and Luke Gunderson discussed the benefits of Real Value Rx.

Experts discuss how pharmacists can successfully navigate value-based care models, overcome operational barriers, and generate new revenue streams.

Exploring WHO National Immunization Technical Advisory Groups, researchers assessed the global adoption and trends of off-label vaccine use since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Pharmacies play a significant role in influenza vaccination.

Using a web-based survey of people in Japan, researchers determined the perceived barriers pharmacists face when counseling patients with gender-specific diseases.

Dae Lee, PharmD, Esq, CPBS, discusses the legal and billing challenges hindering pharmacy practices and opportunities to overcome them.

Check out our coverage of the American Diabetes Association's 85th Scientific Sessions!

Back-to-school is a key time for independent pharmacies to offer vaccines, manage medications, and support families as trusted community health partners.

Investigators find a large burden of hospitalization due to community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) for adults in the US, mainly caused by Streptococcus pneumoniae.

Collaboration between pharmacists and primary care providers enhances RSV vaccine uptake by improving patient education and trust.

Among patients with type 2 diabetes, researchers explored how tirzepatide or semaglutide use was associated with first-time reports of optic nerve or visual pathway disorders.

Vaccines prevent millions of deaths annually, and pharmacists play a crucial role in combating misinformation and enhancing community immunization access.

Pharmacists are tackling persistent medication nonadherence by using technology and community support to address barriers.

As a clinical pharmacy consultant with more than a decade of experience, Ashley Kay Pendrick, PharmD, shared her insights into non-traditional pharmacy roles.

Rescheduling cannabis empowers pharmacists to lead in patient care by evaluating safety, interactions, and formulations while providing education.

Investigators found that health care costs rose despite the benefits seen with starting semaglutide for patients with and without diabetes.

Researchers presented findings from a pharmacist-led pilot program for opioid deprescribing among patients in a palliative care clinic.

Understanding post-PREP implications is critical for evaluating current public health delivery, identifying ongoing access, and informing future policy.

Kimberly Jones, RPh, shares how Austin Pharmacy & Medical Supplies combines pharmacy and medical supply services under one roof.

Compounding pharmacies help meet patient needs by formulating alternative versions in the face of drug shortages but are no longer allowed to compound them.

Although stroke is not common in pregnancy or childbearing years, pregnancy can increase the risk.