
FDA approves 19 new drugs in 2007

FDA warns compounding pharmacies to stop using estriol

There are new guidelines issued by NCCN that make recommendations on how to treat multiple myeloma.

Pharmacists evaluate potential drug interactions in patient with atrial fibrillation.

Researchers evaluated new approaches to managing major bleeding and clotting diseases.

Physicians who prescribe patients more than three days of antibiotics may be doing more harm than good.

New guidelines have been issued related to the use of perioperative drugs for cardiac patients.

Cedars-Sinai Medical Center takes steps to prevent the heparin drug error, which befell Dennis Quaid's twins.

From pharmacy automation to environmentally friendly drug disposal solutions, many new technology products are on display at the ASHP show.

Novation is offering a new service to help member hospitals recover their supply chain dollars.

Speakers at the AMCP meeting give suggestions on how more hospitals can make use of the 340B program.

The revision emphasizes training and competency of pharmacists.

Drug samples should be replaced by vouchers to reduce drug diversion; chemistry courses are critical to the education of pharmacy students.

DEA's new rule allowing multiple prescriptions for Schedule II controlled substances could engender greater Rx drug abuse.

The risk for fatal medication errors is highlighted in an important new warning within a revised produt label for Heparin Sodium Injection.

Combo drugs are driving drug development in hypertension these days.

Regional groups are forming to set up standards for experiential training of students.

Does the lactose content of medications pose a problem in patients who are lactose intolerant?

Hy-Vee joins The Caregivers Marketplace as official retail outlets

Diabetes is taking a greater toll

Nine Miami defendants in strike force cases sentenced for Medicare fraud

Sargramostim withdrawn from market

NCPA offers free respiratory care certificate program

Biomarkers may be on the verge of changing medicine, but they need a push.

A safe workflow that's ingrained in pharmacists can do much to reduce the likelihood of drug errors.

CVS/Pharmacy sponsors magazine for top-tier healthcare purchasers

OTC allergy drug battle heats up

Moxatag is the name of a new once-daily amoxicillin product for pharyngitis and tonsillitis following strep throat

New CDC data show that while there are 17 diseases against which the public can be immunized, adoption rates are low

In a new labeling change, Schering-Plough's Claritin can now treat both indoor and outdoor allergies