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Pharmacists can help advocate for availability and coverage.

Removing patient barriers to generic drugs.

One in 5 older adults said that they’ve taken leftover antibiotics from a previous prescription without checking in with a health care professional.

Monoclonal antibody originally approved in 2016.

Louisiana, along with other southern and southwestern US states, topped the Walgreens Flu Index report for highest incidences of flu for November.

Conveniently for pharmacists and their patients, both the flu shot and Shingrix (RZV) can be administered during the same clinical visit.

Side-by-side comparisons may persuade patients to receive the vaccine.

A new study shows increases in the misuse of non-opioid medications among US adults coinciding with decreases in opioid prescribing.

Pharmacist-led initiatives, such as medication therapy management, for chronic diseases can significantly improve patient outcomes.

Recent approval under new international Project Orbis.

The role pharmacists have in helping cancer patients.

Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma rates are increasing, so how can pharmacists help?

What the law says about pharmacists’ role in the opioid crisis-and how to protect yourself.

Buying a pharmacy? Here's what you need to know about depreciation and amortization.

Ultra-rare, potentially life-threatening genetic disease.

Hemoglobin S Polymerization inhibitor oral treatment.

Tips to help COPD patients decrease their flare-up risks.

The range of inhaled therapies has expanded dramatically in recent years.

The FDA issued warning letters to several companies marketing their CBD products in ways that violate the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.

Evidence-based framework is an urgent need, study says.

Ranitidine recalls, Dollar Tree warnings prompt new safety steps.

The infractions that are most likely to get your pharmacy fined-and what you can learn from them.

Strategies include nonpharmacologic therapies, nonopioid medications, and opioid rotation. 

From Pete Kreckel, why chain pharmacists have answers that chains are looking for.

Approved for patients 18 years of age and older

How to set up a new technology for success and get employees-and patients-excited about it.

From medications to novel treatment methods, a guide to helping your migraine patients.

Direct and concise information will dissuade dangerous use.