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Meaningful changes to DIR fees are on the horizon-will pharmacies see an increase in reimbursements?

A new study puts a huge number on how much nonoptimized medication use costs.

Diabetes drug empagliflozin reduces fat levels in type 2 patients, which may reduce risk of severe liver disease.

Missing teeth could be a signal that diabetes may be developing.

There is plenty for community pharmacists to worry about, but there is a light at the end of the tunnel.

Easy-to-swallow bits of news and studies for the busy pharmacist.

Reimbursement issues, sadly, aren’t anything new for pharmacies.

What do pharmacies have to do with the recent Surgeon General Advisory? A lot, actually.

Brand-name drug companies are finding creative ways to extend patent protection, causing patient access problems.

In pharmacy, mistakes are serious, but they still happen. You wrote in with the mistakes that have stuck with you-and changed how you do your job.

All the basics your patients need to know in one list.

A new rule in Ohio is designed to bring transparency to drug prices in the pharmacy.

New drugs for acute migraines are almost ready for prime time. Here's what you need to know.

A study found that apixaban is a safe alternative to VKAs for ablation of atrial fibrillation.

If the past few weeks are any indication, pharmacy isn’t going to be the same for very long.

Andaxanet alfa has shown effectiveness for patients needing hemostasis.

Arizona joins a growing list of states to adopt telepharmacy legislation. Here’s how it could affect pharmacists.

Newly found antibody may help create effective vaccine against malaria.

Parents of children with autism spectrum disorder are less likely to fully vaccinate their autistic child or the siblings.

FDA approves apalutamide for castration-resistant prostate cancer.

Board-certified pharmacists are better prepared to deal with pediatric patients than others. Here’s why.

Hospital-acquired infections continue to plague the nation’s hospitals. Here’s how pharmacists are helping address the problem.

Could telemedicine be the answer to diabetes management problems?

Collaboration can take pharmacists all kinds of places-but almost always results in healthier patients.

Not too long ago, it seemed like anything could end up in a pharmacy-with disastrous (or sometimes just humorous) results.

Technology can help patients who need specialty pharmacy medications get them faster by streamlining the processes involved.

Pharmacists have a responsibility to help control opioid misuse, but how do you prove that you’re doing everything right?

Pharmacists urged to support controls to the marijuana market but oppose criminalization.