Yvette C. Terrie, BSPharm, RPh

Diabetic patients should be made aware of the availability of specialized nonprescription products for diabetics and guided in the proper selection and use of these products.

Pharmacists can be instrumental in educating diabetic patients about routine skin care, especially the significance of implementing a daily foot care regimen and performing routine screenings to reduce or prevent complications.

Pharmacists are in a pivotal position to help patients select and properly use at-home test and monitor kits.

The nutritional supplements glucosamine and chondroitin have demonstrated some potential for reducing pain associated with osteoarthritis

Understanding migraine headaches is critical in guiding patients to relief.

Parents and caregivers need help selecting appropriate supplements, which should be used as adjuncts to a balanced, healthy diet.

Newer treatments have greatly improved outcomes for patients with rheumatoid arthritis.

Here are the essentials for advising patients on nonprescription products for managing, preventing, and treating heartburn and dyspepsia.

A proper skin care regimen is crucial to the management and prevention of dry skin.

Pharmacists can help their patients determine the best way to meet their daily calcium requirements.

New therapies advance the treatment of this hematologic cancer.

Nonprescription products offer patients an array of options for treating their acne.

Proper wound and burn care can help prevent the development of scars and infections.

New therapies advance the treatment of this hematologic cancer.

Early treatment is crucial for the prevention of irreversible damage.

Early treatment is crucial for the prevention of irreversible damage.

Patient therapy must be tailored to an individual's symptoms and medication history.

Topical non-prescription products can provide relief from dermatitis.

The prevention of plaque and tartar buildup can boost overall health.

Patients have a variety of options for self-treatment of common and plantar warts.

The nutritional deficits of aging patients can be addressed with OTC supplements.

Supplements for age-related eye disease may be appropriate for some older patients.

Especially when patients do not snore, sleep apnea can be hard to detect.

Help patients choose the right monitor for their needs.

Review current guidelines for this cardioprotective measure.

New treatment guidelines are changing the way that clinicians approach hypothyroidism.