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How one health system is coping is coping with the shortages.

Just like paper prescriptions, e-prescriptions still rely on clear communication.

Greater awareness of the dangers posed by prescription opioids is changing pharmacy practice.

The legalization of marijuana has consequences.

Critics point to reduced competition, higher costs.

Signs point to a cooling on the FDA's fiery approval pace of 2017, but 2018 has already seen five novel drug approvals.

Managing the overall risk of medication therapy is more effective than simply managing drug-drug interactions.

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

The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices now recommends use of Shingrix for adults aged 50 and over.

Zinbryta was taken off the market, leaving many patients with poor options.

It's something every pharmacist knows well-the long shift. Here's how to make it a little more bearable.

Amazon quietly rolled out a line of OTC products-and that should scare you.

As robotics and other systems improve, the physical aspect of pharmacy dispensing is bound to change how pharmacists do their job.

A study of simulated epidemics has found that targeted vaccinations is more effective than a quarantine or taking no action at all.

On “School Exclusion Day” in Oregon kids without the required vaccines are sent home.

Netarsudil opthalmis solution (Rhopressa, Aerie Pharmaceuticals), is approved by the FDA for treatment of elevated intraocular pressure in patients with open-angle glaucoma or ocular hypertension.

An independent pharmacy opted to settle a wrongful death lawsuit involving an opioid prescription.

Our list of the best pharmacists ever to appear on the silver screen.

Your patients are using herbal products, but do you know enough about them?

In a stock deal, Albertsons will buy the parts of Rite Aid that Walgreens didn't buy.

Up to 30% of the population is affected by the problem, this peer-reviewed article will give you the information you need.

In an effort to combat opioids, the FDA is pushing blister packs-something pharmacy groups have been advocating for.

Learning more about popular dietary supplements could further cement pharmacists’ position in the healthcare industry, helping them gain recognition as healthcare providers.

When natural doesn't always mean safe, and reading labels doesn't necessarily protect consumers.

Pharmacy groups are praising new Medicare Part D opioid limits.

Duggan named CEO at FIP

When it comes to cardiac disease, pharmacists in all practice settings can make a difference.

Three medical groups have issued guidelines for the use of anticoagulants during cardiac surgery.