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A few years ago, celiac disease was the popular gastrointestinal disorder. In the last year or so, though, irritable bowel syndrome has seemingly taken over.

The Rite Aid Foundation has announced an additional $50,000 donation to the American Red Cross Louisiana Capital Area to help with ongoing flood relief efforts across the greater Baton Rouge area.

Some transdermal patches containing aluminum or other metal in their nonadhesive backing shouldn't be worn during MRI.

For the second time this week, a pharmacist in Ohio was reportedly threatened by a knife-wielding pharmacy robber.

As the last beach trips of the summer are made, some may cross paths with the brown, helmet-shaped marine arthropod known as the horseshoe crab.

The Specialty Pharmacy Podcast Show will cover the vast business topics about the complex business of the specialty pharmacy sector of the pharmacy industry.

Ton Shen Health is recalling its DHZC-2 tablets because they may be contaminated with elevated levels of lead.

Each new option offers advantages in infection management, but also comes with barriers to therapy.

Patients should consult with their physician or pharmacist before taking any vitamins.

If you don't take time to sharpen your blade, you'll become ineffective.

Student pharmacists pay a premium in their last professional year to complete their Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences.

Few pharmacy schools offer technician training, but one unique program is helping licensed techs enter advanced-practice roles.

SNOMED-CT codes are considered a core component of obtaining interoperability between electronic health records.

The FDA has granted approval for Teva's cyclobenzaprine hydrochloride (Amrix) extended-release capsules to be administered by sprinkling the drug's contents onto a tablespoon of applesauce and swallowing immediately without chewing.

6630507 isn't a phone number. It's the federal government's patent application registration for cannabis sativa to be used as an antioxidant and neuroprotectant.

Several weeks back, CMS caused quite a stir when its controversial star ratings for hospitals were released to the public.

Photosensitivity reactions are well-known adverse effects of many drugs.

A new pack of pharmacy interns has flooded the field to perfect their knowledge prior to graduation in May.

Meijer has announced that it will donate $5 to its signature hunger relief program, Simply Give, for each flu shot administered at its 230 stores.

Recent study results suggest gabapentin is safe and effective for this indication.

The intensive care unit is a unique setting where death and dying is routine to many who work there.

Students who have trouble remembering their class materials should consider getting a few extra hours of sleep every night.

Some patients report difficulty accessing emergency contraception despite its OTC availability to those of all ages across the United States.

The monstrous popularity of Pokemon Go is spurring new conversations about the potential health benefits and dangers of mobile augmented reality games.

Prioritizing your time is one of the most important things you can do to get a better grip on the managing process.

In this installment of the Gavel & Pestal Podcast with host Darshan Kulkarni, we discuss employee rights, the employer's options, trade secret law, and Baked Beans.

Arbor Pharmaceuticals is recalling 3 lots of acetylcysteine (Cetylev) effervescent tablets for oral solution (500 mg) because their blister packs may have inadequate seals.

Ankylosing spondylitis is a complex, painful condition that can affect many parts of your body.

Patients taking mediations for both HIV and HCV must be closely monitored for drug-drug interactions.

Advancements in our ability to care for patients have enabled us to control and sometimes cure many diseases.