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An estimated 100 million Americans lack good access to pharmacies.

Caused by lower income, insurance status, higher prices, poor transportation, long distances.

Approved forms should be considered as options for community distribution.

Now approved in 7mg and 14 mg tablets.

Layoffs highlight increasing jobs problem. 

Loyd Allen, Editor in Chief of the International Journal of Pharmaceutical Compounding, discusses the similarities and differences between three primary chapters of the USP professional practice standards.

Loyd Allen, Editor in Chief of the International Journal of Pharmaceutical Compounding, discusses the roles and limitations of each respective compounding classification.

Ernest P. Gates Jr., president, CEO, Gates Healthcare Associates, lays out some of the biggest hurdles to bulk compounding.

Lawrence Maida, proprietor, pharmacist in charge, Maida Pharmacy and Compounding Center, discusses some of the reasons why compounding is vital for keeping healthcare personal.

Derived from cultured adult bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stem cells that have undergone temporary genetic modification.

Ensuring your pharmacy’s video marketing dusts the competition has never been more important.

Monoclonal antibody shows potential for lupus nephritis treatment.

Programs shown to improve patient outcomes, reduce antibiotic resistance, and decrease healthcare costs.

23,600 cases across 29 states since 2016.

Combination therapy for advance endometrial carcinoma.

Cost, education, self-monitoring, and more. 

Fear, one's faith in the government, and likelihood of exposure are leading factors.

Oncologists recognize the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) in improving the quality of care and patient outcomes according to new research.

Indicated as part of a three-drug oral combination.

The 2018 oncology drug market had a record number of new treatments and continued a trend of growth.

NHE3 inhibitor administered as 50 mg oral tablets.

New medications and treatment guidelines

Patients are still allowed to take medicines as prescribed.

Fentanyl, oxymorphone, and hydrocodone face greatest cuts.

"Community pharmacies have reasons to be optimistic..." writes Jhaveri. 

Eight pharmacy groups lauded a letter urging the Trump administration to reform direct and indirect remuneration (DIR) fees.