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Back-to-school is a key time for independent pharmacies to offer vaccines, manage medications, and support families as trusted community health partners.

Investigators find a large burden of hospitalization due to community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) for adults in the US, mainly caused by Streptococcus pneumoniae.

Collaboration between pharmacists and primary care providers enhances RSV vaccine uptake by improving patient education and trust.

Among patients with type 2 diabetes, researchers explored how tirzepatide or semaglutide use was associated with first-time reports of optic nerve or visual pathway disorders.

This episode explores the often-overlooked impact of grief on patients and pharmacy staff, highlighting the vital role pharmacists play in recognizing emotional health needs and providing compassionate support.

Vaccines prevent millions of deaths annually, and pharmacists play a crucial role in combating misinformation and enhancing community immunization access.

Pharmacists are tackling persistent medication nonadherence by using technology and community support to address barriers.

Pharmacists can build confidence with CGMs through hands-on experience, continuing education, and strong support from employers, peers, and manufacturers.

As a clinical pharmacy consultant with more than a decade of experience, Ashley Kay Pendrick, PharmD, shared her insights into non-traditional pharmacy roles.

Rescheduling cannabis empowers pharmacists to lead in patient care by evaluating safety, interactions, and formulations while providing education.

Investigators found that health care costs rose despite the benefits seen with starting semaglutide for patients with and without diabetes.

Pharmacists are key to CGM education, but time, training, and reimbursement remain major barriers.

Researchers presented findings from a pharmacist-led pilot program for opioid deprescribing among patients in a palliative care clinic.

Through her work with Prosper Rx Consulting, Ashley Kay Pendrick, PharmD, discusses the expansion of pharmacists’ roles beyond medication dispensing.

Understanding post-PREP implications is critical for evaluating current public health delivery, identifying ongoing access, and informing future policy.

Kimberly Jones, RPh, shares how Austin Pharmacy & Medical Supplies combines pharmacy and medical supply services under one roof.

Compounding pharmacies help meet patient needs by formulating alternative versions in the face of drug shortages but are no longer allowed to compound them.

Although stroke is not common in pregnancy or childbearing years, pregnancy can increase the risk of stroke.

Searching for the clinical and economic impacts, researchers explored the implications of pharmacist-led anti-infective consultations.

Offering a glimpse into how social isolation and loneliness impact health outcomes, researchers explored how pharmacists promote social health care among their patients.

Colleges of pharmacy are retooling curricula and faculty skill sets to ensure students are prepared to use the technology of the next decade.

Less than 1 in 3 patients can very or extremely accurately predict when they will experience symptoms on a given day.

As researchers continue to measure the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on public health, Hashim Zaibak, PharmD, discusses the evolution of community pharmacies in a postpandemic world.

In an exploration of recent mothers across the US, researchers addressed the association of hypertensive disorders during pregnancy with breastfeeding and breastfeeding cessation.

In this episode of NCPDPunscripted, NCPDP sits down with Christian Tadrus, R.Ph, PharmaD, FASCP, AE-C, NSC and Mindy Smith. R.Ph, MHA, to talk about leadership, progress, and what’s next for NCPDP.

Investigators find modest improvements in body weight at week 26 for CT-868 compared with the placebo.

At 72 weeks, patients who took the highest dose of orforglipron lost an average of 27.3 lb.

With more than half the population struggling to access medical care, community pharmacies are emerging as unexpected heroes in the health care delivery system.

Pharmacists can now showcase their skills within the health care industry by counseling patients and continuing to learn and grow with them.