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Pharmacists can help women who breastfeed by identifying the safest drugs and dosage schedules to minimize exposure.

Several state attorneys general are asking pointed questions about why insulin prices are rising.

United Pharmacy is recalling glutamine/arginine/carnitine injections.

People with diabetes may have PIR, where they resist starting on insulin therapy, but pharmacists can use these strategies to help them.

By understanding factors associated with successful ASPs, we can determine how best to support hospitals in developing good stewardship practices.

ScriptDrop's delivery and medication reminder service may help reduce prescription abandonment and nonadherence.

Two hurricanes devastated the U.S. supply chain, affecting pharmacies all over-and leaving many to wonder what’s next.

A technology called blockchain could give pharmacies the ability to securely track pharmaceuticals and protect privacy.

In the middle of terrible disaster, pharmacists were there.

FDA and CDC give thumbs up to Shingrix.

For some, the pain of shingles does not fade and turns into postherpetic neuralgia.

Even if it doesn't happen, the deal says a lot about the current and future states of pharmacy.

A flu vaccine that is effective for several years is showing promise.

Eleven million American men have oral human papillomavirus infections, which can lead to head and neck cancer.

A new era of treatment has arrived-here’s what you need to know.

NACDS is supporting the MONITOR Act to help curb opioid abuse.

Surescripts has unveiled a new prescription benefit and prior authorization solution.

Pharmacy has changed a lot in the last 70 years, and these old ads prove it.

The number of health apps is spiking, but they're also getting better.

Midazolam syringes in blister packages contained syringes of Zofran.

Oral anticoagulants are associated with a significant reduction in dementia risk for atrial fibrillation patients.

A new resource for patients with deep vein thrombosis aims to educate about interventional therapies.

In the war against the opioid epidemic, pharmacists are excited about their seat at the table.

Prenatal exposure to the common medication was linked to an increased risk of ADHD.

The scheme made him hundreds of thousands of dollars-and prison time.

Strategies for Conserving Vital Medications in Short Supply in Aftermath of Hurricane Maria.

Commissioner Scott Gottlieb makes a departure from previous policy.

The new network will feature thousands of independents, but NCPA has reservations.