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Focusing on serotype distribution, resistance trends, and vaccination impact, researchers analyze invasive pneumococcal disease burden.

A study found that community pharmacists are viewed as medication dispensers, with gaps in awareness screening, counseling, and other prevention services.

Exploring rural and urban density data, and the factors that lead to it, researchers review community pharmacy prominence across Australia.

The combination of bictegravir and lenacapavir gives virologically suppressed adults with HIV a new option showing sustained viral suppression.

The once daily medication outperformed placebo across all 9 key secondary end points in the phase 3 VALOR trial.

Through real-world strategies and examples, Duane Jones, BS Pharm, and Jennifer Griffin, PharmD, assess the pharmacist’s growing prescribing capabilities.

Community pharmacy owners found that innovation readiness was associated with how quickly pharmacies rolled out remote services during the early pandemic.

As pharmacy expands, experts are searching for what drives or hinders the collective growth of professional pharmacy services.

Once maternal major depressive disorder is disentangled from drug exposure, SSRIs carry little or no added risk in pregnancy, according to analysis.

The approval gives providers a second-generation integrase inhibitor to start eligible newborns with HIV-1 on therapy from birth.

Duane Jones, BS Pharm, and Jennifer Griffin, PharmD, share real-world examples of how pharmacists’ medication expertise is transformative for patients.

Diabetes regimen adjustments for older adults with type 2 diabetes often do not align with glycemic goals, with deintensification remaining infrequent.

The Libre Duo 10 Day Continuous Dual Glucose Ketone Monitoring System will soon be available for patients 2 years and older with diabetes.

Researchers assess medication adherence and its associated factors among families of patients with schizophrenia and type 2 diabetes.

Strong first-season effectiveness against respiratory syncytial virus hospitalization but finds no protective benefit in year 2.

Giving 15-valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine alongside acellular DTaP did not compromise antibody responses to either vaccine.

Pharmacy and AI expert Timothy Aungst, PharmD, joins Drug Topics to provide an in-depth look at AI’s evolution in pharmacy practice today.

With reproductive and obstetric care services waning in the US, researchers explore how patients see pharmacists filling gaps in care.

A once daily small-molecule GLP-1 receptor agonist showed dose-dependent weight loss with no apparent plateau at 36 weeks.

Oseltamivir treatment lowers the hazard of intensive care unit admission and shortens hospital stays in children hospitalized with influenza.

Duane Jones, BS Pharm, and Jennifer Griffin, PharmD, provide their reasons behind the need for expanding pharmacists’ prescribing abilities.

Through the scope of Nigerian pharmacists and their vaccination rates, researchers assessed strategies for advancing public health.

Analysis of tertiary care patients finds no difference in quality of life between those with functional somatic disorder and those with long COVID.

For patients with confirmed invasive pneumococal disease, researchers compare the effects of serotype 4 with additional strains.

A study found that patients who sustained high adherence to glucose-lowering medication had a lower rate of major cardiovascular events over 10 years.

New analysis finds Black, Hispanic, unmarried, and Medicaid-enrolled women bore the heaviest burden of pandemic-related stressors during pregnancy.

Among COVID-19 vaccine recipients, researchers assess the safety and efficacy of the 2023-24 protein-based and mRNA COVID-19 vaccines.

Heidi Overton, MD, PhD, was nominated to the position amid debates on abortion pill access, childhood immunization schedules, and more.