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In his address to Congress, Trump hinted at what could be in the future for healthcare reform.

A Pfizer plant in Kansas is putting patients at risk, according to the FDA

Rite Aid and Albertsons expand naloxone Access, hoping to curb the opioid epidemic.

Rare Disease Day is held every year on the last day of February to help spread awareness about rare diseases and the people they impact.

A look at four important drug studies and stories that you need to know about.

How the new Trump administration will affect everything from the ACA to the FDA.

Bills have been introduced in both the Senate and House that are aimed at stopping direct and indirect remuneration fees, assuming they are passed.

IPC and Pace Alliance join together to help the independent pharmacist.

The Associated Press is reporting that federal authorities are ramping up investigations at VA and federal medical centers due to an increase in diversion of opioids and other problems.

GPhA, the generic drug industry’s leading trade organization, adopted a new name: the Association for Accessible Medicines (AAM). The new name reflects the organization's mission “to make more medicines more accessible to more people who need them.”

There is a lot for growth in specialty pharmacy but chains and independent pharmacies should make their move soon if they want to enter this market. The window of opportunity is closing.

Retail pharmacists get tips on how to deal with angry customers.

Review of new drug Ivabradine (Corlanor) approved by the FDA for the management of heart failure.

A $96.5 million settlement is the latest in a series of pricing and competition issues Mylan has faced in the past year.

More biosimilars are coming onto the market , including competitors for Remicade and Neulasta.

The ISMP has issued a report that links several direct-acting antiviral agents for hepatitis C to serious adverse side effects. But drug makers take issue.

Pharmacists use their expertise to help patients -- as well as insurance companies. But we do it for free!

We need a system that cries wolf only when a wolf actually appears--not every time a chihuahua dances by.

Here: an overview of atezolizumab, the first new drug in two decades for bladder cancer and now approved for NSCLC.

Do your patients know about the interactions between common foods and drugs? We take a look at what you need to know.

Are you prepared to help when someone far from home has lost their prescription medications?

Diane Halvorson, RPhTech, CPhT, of North Dakota has been named the Pharmacy Technician of the Year for 2017 by the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board.

New York-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital has started using radio frequency identification to increase efficiency and speed when restocking drug trays.