With the current social media trend of the “Sleepy-Girl Mocktail” claiming to provide quality sleep, is this trend fact or faux as a quality sleep aid?
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 significant surge in oncology drug shortages in 2023 particularly affected essential chemotherapeutic drugs.
The rising use of prescription stimulants in the US presents significant safety risks, legal challenges, and supply chain shortages, emphasizing the need for pharmacist involvement in promoting responsible prescribing.
What many preceptors may not realize is that in addition to learning about practice settings, all graduates of pharmacy schools in the United States must also be able to demonstrate leadership, innovation, and entrepreneurship.
For pharmacists wondering whether bismuth quadruple therapy still reigns as the gold standard, the wait is over—the latest recommendations are here.
FDA regulations under Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act outline efficacy, safety requirements for animal pharmaceuticals.
Education and support inspire trust between patients and pharmacists.
An examination of the 340B Drug Pricing Program's original intent, current challenges, and potential resolutions in today's complex health care landscape.
Little progress has been made in developing treatments that can help to stop Ewing sarcomas from spreading or coming back.
Results support a 2020 meta-analysis showing that older adults with chronic pain are nearly twice as likely to develop frailty compared to those without chronic pain.
Tapping techs as immunizers opens up greater visibility and new source of health care labor.
Treatment's approval marks exciting new development for patients with ES-SCLC to prevent CIM.
Automation can enhance safety and efficiency and allow staff to concentrate on higher-value tasks as direct patient care roles expand.
With the end of the PREP Act Provisions in sight, pharmacists should Reflect on their impact and plan to continue them.
An infusion and specialty clinical pharmacist is a valuable integrated member of the health care team as demonstrated by cost avoidance and high satisfaction reported by both veterans and specialty providers.
Treatment selection includes patient factors, cost, adverse effects, and drug interactions.
Pharmacists' expertise is crucial in educating patients about regulatory changes, helping them navigate alternative formulations, and providing insights into evidence-based choices.
Artificial intelligence–driven reminders empower patients, combating forgetfulness and enhancing treatment adherence for better health outcomes.
There are 3 PARP inhibitors that are FDA approved in multiple settings of ovarian cancer.
With gastrointestinal-based adverse effectss for rivastigmine and other cholinesterase inhibitors, a weight of <50 and <55 kg respectively leads to an increased risk for toxicities.
A pharmacist’s role in the ambulatory care setting has traditionally included a review of medications for potential drug-drug interactions and adverse events, medication reconciliation, and the provision of counseling services.
In hospital pharmacies, roughly 2% of pharmacy spend can be overcharge.
Using new treatment advances, traditional medications, genetic profiles, immunotherapies, and individualized plans enables providers to improve outcomes for patients with TPBC.
Zuranolone enhances health care providers’ ability to address the complex needs of patients with PPD, offering new hope for rapid and sustained relief from depressive symptoms.
Children's books about the field of pharmacy are surprisingly scarce.
When diabetes is uncontrolled, higher percentages of hemoglobin become glycated, which causes elevated HbA1c and glucose levels to rise within the body.
Infectious Disease Society of America and Society for Healthcare Epidemiology of America make 3 new treatment recommendations for adults.
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.