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The use of extended-release niacin as an adjunct to statins does not reduce the risk of a heart attack or stroke in patients with pre-existing cardiovascular disease, according to researchers who led the HPS2-THRIVE study.

Patrons of the Empire State building will now be able to stop in a new flagship Walgreens store that opened March 23.

The U.S. Supreme Court will have to decide whether reverse payments, also known as “pay-for-delay settlements,” between branded and generic drug companies are anticompetitive and violate U.S. antitrust law.

The third edition of "Peripheral Brain for the Pharmacist" is now available

Med Prep Consulting, Inc., a compounding pharmacy in Tinton Falls, NJ, is voluntarily recalling all lots of compounded products from its facility for fear of mold contamination, according to an FDA press release.

We've compiled a list of users to follow who provide news updates or offer opinions about the world of pharmacy.

While some aspects of pharmacy practice may drive you up a wall, there are customers who will make any day just a bit better

It's called the criminal justice system. There may be another term for it. A shorter one.

JP cuts his hand - and loses all his illusions.

A sneak preview of the next CPE series

We asked and you answered: Your responses to our BOP poll question

APhA awards Dennis Helling the Remington Honor Medal

30 years and 750 pages later, Dennis Miller reports in

Armada Health Care launches the Specialty Pharmacy Association of America

Walgreens' Take Care Health Systems and Community Health Network embark on new collaboration

Politicians worried about patient medication shipments challenge the U.S. Postal Service over its recent decision to eliminate Saturday letter deliveries

How to drive up medication costs 10% to 20%