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Automating an IV system is time and cost efficient.

How pharmacies are providing better care for their patients.

Residency programs are teaching young pharmacists how to cope with stress.

The surge in HCV transmission rates is being blamed on the opioid epidemic.

Technology is creating a system to identify patients in need of medication help at discharge.

Missouri is still the only hold-out in creating prescription monitoring programs.

What you need to know about prescription drugs in America.

Putting indications on all prescriptions may reduce errors.

Shipping containers may be carrying mold into cleanrooms.

Will there be enough yellow fever vaccine if Brazil’s epidemic spreads?

What’s been going on in the biopharmaceutical industry?

The Nevada law to fight high diabetes drug prices has stumbled.

Drug makers are starting plans to help patients pay for diabetes drugs.

NCPA sends letter to Senate on prescription issues in health-care reform.

A Letter to the Editor about our recent article on opioid addiction.

Gottlieb and Trump want faster drug approvals to help more patients, but studies show faster approvals might cause harm.

A new collaboration will mean veterans have enhanced access to the care they need.

Study finds that all NSAIDs are associated with an increased risk of acute myocardial infarction.

How Inside Rx could save patients money.

One pharmacist decided to find out how long an EpiPen stays useable.

See how your state stacks up-Is it time for a move?

Pharmacists can access drug information from multiple companies with one click.

Managing post-op pain is a team effort-and who better to lead the team than a medication expert?

What a large national chain is doing to combat opioid abuse (and what other pharmacies can learn from it).

New QuintilesIMS data shows that the growth in drug spending is leveling off.

A new campaign takes aim at drug prices, but is it the right approach?

NCPA’s recommendations for improving the “increasingly complicated Part D marketplace.”