Kathleen Kenny, PharmD, RPh

Women, in particular, suffer more severe cardiovascular and other complications related to diabetes.

Options include calcitonin gene-related peptide antagonists, ergotamine, hormone therapy, lasmiditan, and triptans.

Educate patients about how to purchase and store medical products without hoarding resources.

Inflammatory bowel disease has complex treatment options, but pharmacists can help patients make the right choice.

Help patients get regular checkups and show them how to use BP machines and improve adherence.

Use lowest effective dosages to prevent constipation, sedation, respiratory depression, and more.

A clear gastrointestinal tract promotes a healthy body and mind and keeps the immune system robust.

Although most Americans live close to a pharmacy, vaccination rates remain suboptimal.

CDC publishes a schedule of recommended immunizations, how many doses are required, and at what age they should be administered.

Early intervention by pharmacists can help stave off condition's serious consequences.

Help female patients stay informed about prevention strategies, symptoms, and treatment of this potentially deadly condition.

With allergy season under way, pharmacists can help patients identify triggers and coach them on how to manage.

Pharmacists can help patients find appropriate resources, support, and treatment.

Leading cause of death in the United States has risk factors that pharmacists can help reduce.

During the pandemic, it is important to implement policies and practices that take care of employees.

Advise patients it is not too late to get vaccinated and is imperative amid the pandemic.

OTC supplements can be helpful, but ideally these microbes are obtained through the diet.

Each state is responsible for determining the legality of a statute enacted to protect public health and safety.

Counsel patients on this global epidemic, which can exacerbate or lead to many other diseases.

The FDA recently advanced proposed regulations to ensure ingredients’ safety and effectiveness.

Pharmacists must be that first-line contact who can steer patients in the right direction.

Better, evidence-based treatments exist for this common condition, which can cause disability.

In a profession that is constantly expanding with support staffs shrinking, job dissatisfaction becomes a real concern.

Pharmacists play a critical role in protecting patients from seasonal influenza and pneumonia illnesses and sequelae.

Pharmacists should familiarize themselves with the risk factors, symptoms, and treatments of these bacterial infections

Home remedies or medical intervention? Cause and symptoms dictate type of treatment.

Pharmacists can help women understand the causes of vaginal pain from intercourse and how to get help.

With summer a month away, patients are likely to ask for advice on preventing and recognizing the disease.

Pharmacists can provide easily accessible and economically reasonable solutions for patients who suffer from allergies.

The most effective interventions in patients are multifaceted, not singly focused.