From expert sources and recent data updates to a look at cases amid the ongoing respiratory virus season, this is an updated look at 2026 measles outbreaks in the US.
News|Articles|March 18, 2024
In This Issue: Drug Topics March 2024
Author(s)Lauren Massaro
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In our March 2024 issue of Drug Topics, we shine a light on women’s health. Our feature story addresses the issue of abortion access as it involves pharmacists, while further coverage provides insights into the best OTC recommendations for issues like menopause, yeast infections, and UTIs. Check out a preview of other top stories here.
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New survey data add to the evidence regarding the safe and effective route of administering both COVID-19 and flu vaccines simultaneously.
Data assessing Novo Nordisk’s investigational diabetes and obesity medication were presented at The Menopause Society's 2026 Annual Meeting.
An abstract from the American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions 2026 reveals the continuous expansion of the GLP-1 medication class.
As COVID-19 vaccine guidance shifts, new data suggest vaccinated patients face no greater clot or death risk than with other respiratory infections.
Phase 2 trial results for the investigational vaccine were presented at IDWeek 2026 in Washington, DC, as the phase 3 program is currently underway.
Researchers provide an update on the adverse events of special interest following patients who received 2024–2025 Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccination.
Type 1 and type 2 diabetes reports emphasize areas where pharmacists can act now, including CGM, cardio-kidney therapies, and equitable patient access.
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