Study: 3% of Cancers In the US Preventable Through Weekly Physical Activity
November 2nd 2021Study finds that 16.9% of stomach cancers, 11.9% of endometrial cancers, 11.0% of kidney cancers, 9.3% of colon cancers, 8.1% of esophageal cancers, 6.5% of female breast cancers, and 3.9% of urinary bladder cancers were associated with a low level of exercise.
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Expert: Build Back Better Bill Would Give Federal Government Involvement on Drug Prices
November 2nd 2021Lindsay Bealor Greenleaf, MBA, JD, Vice President of ADVI Health, discusses a new poll from the Kaiser Family Foundation that found that 83% of Americans believe the government should be allowed to negotiate lower drug prices, for both those on Medicare and in private insurance plans.
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Expert Discusses Role Pharmacy Technicians Play in Opioid Management
November 2nd 2021Mark Garofoli, director of Experiential Learning Program at WVU School of Pharmacy, discusses his CPhT 2021 conference presentation regarding the role and impact of pharmacy technicians on opioids in the pharmacy.
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Podcasts Deliver Information and News to Pharmacists, Students, and Technicians
November 1st 2021In a continuing quest to be a one-stop shop to pharmacy professionals and students, Pharmacy Times® has upped its game on the podcast front in 2021 and will continue to introduce more podcasts in 2022.
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New Research Confirms High Toxin Levels Linked to More Severe C. Difficile Infection
November 1st 2021The concentration of C. diff toxins in the stool was linked to how sick patients were at the time of diagnosis and was associated with adverse outcomes, including the risk of infection returning after treatment.
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Expert: Safety, Efficacy of Psilocybin May Be Negatively Impacted With Microdosing
October 29th 2021Kelan Thomas, PharmD, MS, associate professor of clinical sciences at Touro University California College of Pharmacy, on his recent presentations at Insight 2021 and the virtual Sana Symposium on psychedelic adverse effects and drug-drug interactions.
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Study: Asthma, Hay Fever, Other Allergies Not Linked to Mental Health Traits
October 29th 2021Evidence of a causal relationship between the onset of allergic disease and mental health was limited, suggesting that the observational associations found were due to confounding or other forms of bias.
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