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It may not be easy, but it is possible to come up with a business model that allows for a singular pharmacy or even a small chain to compete with the big dogs.

Although the number of Americans who have trouble purchasing drugs remained steady during the past 3 years, it is still much higher than it was in 2003.

Findings could represent a significant step in the development of new ways for health care professionals to detect the debilitating disease.

New data suggest that providing oxygen therapy to elderly women with sleep apnea may reduce the chances of cognitively impairment.

New findings indicate that intertwined diseases may both contribute to cognitive decline in Parkinson's disease.

New research indicates that patients with type 2 diabetes who have depression are significantly more like to develop dementia.

In the early stages, AD causes loss of memory and changes in emotions. In the late stages, however, care of patients becomes more complex and help is needed.

After a long day at work and a cold commute home, nothing beats a simple, warm meal.

The industry is going to have to get creative to help find solutions to the overabundance of qualified pharmacists in the field today.

Although further study is warranted, new research indicates that OTC pain medications should be avoided during the first trimester of pregnancy.

From taking antihistamines before leaving the house to avoiding fireplaces, experts offer tips to ensure that allergies and asthma don't ruin the holidays.

There are no guarantees when it comes to good health and adequate care, yet they are two of the easiest things to take for granted.

New data indicate that statins may be able to complement immunization and antiviral drugs in reducing mortality in patients hospitalize with the flu.

The majority of hospitalizations among the elderly are related to 4 drugs. Is the asnwer to selectively counsel older patients getting drugs in these groups?