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Both Pfizer and Teva have brought out generic versions of Viagra, a boon to the millions of men with erectile dysfunction.

What causes the dormant Varicella zoster virus to erupt as shingles?

The availability of a better shingles vaccine may attract more people to be vaccinated.

The immune system could play a beneficial role in regulating insulin, according to a study from Switzerland.

Patients will soon have one less option when selecting insulin.

An ASHP survey found that more pharmacists are being hired due to expanding roles.

From bioterror attacks to the opioid epidemic, pharmacists are in a great place to help.

Traditional pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) have come under fire for what some critics say is a lack of transparency. Opaqueness may be on the way out.

Pharmacists will be the most frequent point of contact for new Medicaid patients.

A study looked at the reasons menopausal women choose compounded bioidentical hormone therapy rather than conventional hormone therapy.

Antidepressant use during the first trimester does not increase incidence of ADHD or autism spectrum disorder.

The CVS/Aetna deal won’t kill traditional pharmacy-it just shows that it’s already dead.

The opioid crisis? There is enough blame to go around.

A Medicare program to reduce hospital readmissions may cause problems for some elderly patients.

The problem affects thousands of people every year.

As pharmacist salaries rise, so do demands.

Community pharmacy group endorses new language in tax reform bill that would help pharmacy owners.

What might seem like a convenient option has led to serious errors.

The opioid crisis is still getting worse-so what's being done about it?

Type 1 diabetes can present in adults, which can lead to misdiagnosis and unsuccessful treatment.

Having a clinical pharmacist integrated into a medical home benefits diabetes and hypertension patients.

Operation Faux Pharmacy resulted in over half a million drugs seized.

Delafloxacin (Baxdela) for treatment of acute bacterial skin and skin structure infections including cellulitis, wound infection, major cutaneous abscess, and burn infection.

Nonmedical exemption rates for childhood vaccinations appear to have hit a plateau.

Less than 3 in 10 adults know they need vaccinations, which leads to low vaccination rates.

A Walgreens study found that pharmacist collaboration helps Hep C patients with better outcomes and cheaper co-pays.

Now that an official proposal has been announced, how are industry leaders responding?

Dialysis patients are often treated with direct oral anticoagulants, despite little research in this population.