This review discusses the prevalence, mechanisms of development, and evolving treatment landscape in chronic lymphocytic leukemia.
New access laws allow pharmacists to establish standing orders with specific physicians or follow blanket, statewide protocols.
An advanced pharmacy practice experience program between a historically Black university and predominantly White institution impacted student perspectives on cultural competency.
Part 1 of this 4-part series provides a general overview of the trends that are moving payers and pharmaceutical companies in this direction.
The Center for Innovation & Value Research has released a final report recommending strategies to ensure health equity is integrated into health technology assessment, which can influence drug pricing and selection by payers, as well as patient access to drugs.
This article discusses clinical data for noncovalent Bruton tyrosine kinase inhibitors (BTKis), novel strategies in CLL, and the practical management of BTKi toxicities.
Key opinion leaders provide some advice for the public regarding COVID-19 booster shots and look to the future of the pandemic.
Specialty pharmacists’ roles have grown in new and exciting ways in recent years, and those changes have directly impacted health outcomes for all specialty patients, including patients with HIV.
Because of the likelihood that patients with melanoma will develop adverse effects on therapy, it is crucial for pharmacists to proactively educate patients and provide them with tools to help mitigate and manage these issues.
Nurtec is the first oral calcitonin gene-related peptide antagonist approved for both acute and preventative treatment of migraine.
Pharmacists play a vital role in HIV care by addressing social determinants of health, managing complex HIV medication regimens, and providing comprehensive patient counseling.
In Missouri, community health workers partnered with community pharmacists, CPESN, and others to develop a state-funded program to address vaccine gaps in local communities.
Pharmacists can play a critical role in addressing food insecurity in their communities, with a variety of tools at their disposal.
These agents are likely to become the mainstay of cancer treatment in the very near future.
Experts in the management of SARS-CoV-2 educate on CDC and FDA recommendations for approaching administration of booster vaccines, including those for special patient populations.
Utilization of the RAPID3 tool can be a beneficial way for pharmacists to complete disease activity assessments without physically seeing the patient in a clinic setting.
CGM enhances diabetes management in pregnancy, improving outcomes.
Pharmacists play a vital role in therapy selection.
Advanced analytics will continue to make health care more accessible and empower pharmacists with the ability to personalize treatments.
Although it is critical that we listen to every patient we treat, it's also important to listen to the needs of our bodies first, as this will allow us to better care for others.
SkinTE could aid Wagner grade 1 diabetic foot ulcers by regenerating and activating the tissues surrounding the wound to heal it completely.
For COVID-19 to turn into an endemic, there are a few criteria that must be met.
Despite the surge in new diabetes cases, the treatment options in in children remain limited.
As practices have gained experience in the post-COVID-19 environment, health care professionals have found innovative ways to work around many of the obstacles the pandemic presents.
The need for pharmacists to return to a more clinically-focused role became apparent as the COVID-19 pandemic revealed gaps in patient access to care across the country.
Launching development of SOPs and communication with wholesalers is key.
With the introduction of expensive drugs and associated challenges for hospital budgets, pharmacy leaders benefit from strategically managing financial, clinical, and regulatory factors for sustainable care delivery.
Amendments reflecting more contemporary options could raise ethical questions for health care workers.
Axatilimab is a colony-stimulating factor-1 receptor–blocking monoclonal antibody indicated after 2 lines of systemic therapy.