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April 29th 2025
A 15-mg dose with a corticosteroid taper regimen was superior to placebo in sustained remission from week 12 to 52.
FDA Officials Update Fluoroquinolone Warning
May 11th 2017As part of an ongoing review of fluoroquinolone antibiotics, FDA is informing the public that patient cases identified by the FDA and findings from published studies currently do not support reports that these medicines may result in detachment of the retina in the eyes, or bulges or tears in the aorta blood vessel.
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Patient Safety Advocate Earned Cardinal Health urEssential Laboratory Professional of the Year Award
May 11th 2017Cardinal Health named Jennifer Dawson the 2017 recipient of its urEssential Award, which recognizes the essential contributions medical laboratory professionals make to patient care.
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VA, VFW, and Walgreens Collaborate to Enhance Veterans’ Access to Mental Health Resources
May 10th 2017The US Department of Veterans Affairs, the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the US, and drugstore chain Walgreens announced a collaborative agreement which will help improve mental health care for Veterans through enhanced education, access to resources and outreach.
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NACDS Thanks 65 House Members for Pushing TRICARE Pilot
May 10th 2017The National Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS) is thanking the 65 members of the House of Representatives who sent a bipartisan letter to Secretary of Defense James Mattis calling for implementation of the TRICARE Acquisition Cost Parity Pilot Program for Retail Pharmacy.
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Buprenorphine or Morphine for Treatment of Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome?
May 9th 2017Buprenorphine could potentially have better treatment outcomes in infants with neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS) than traditionally used oral morphine, according to a study recently published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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OTC Cough and Cold Medication Related Adverse Events in Children
May 8th 2017Many adverse events associated with OTC cold medications are related to accidental unsupervised ingestions or dosing errors, which means better education from pharmacists and other health care providers may help reduce these events, according to a study published in Pediatrics this month.
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