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Commentary: Increased Transparency Needed at the FDA
The Blueprint for Transparency at the FDA provides 18 recommendations for the release of regulatory information and data.
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Protein Linked to Diabetes-Related Heart Disease
A lack of IRS-1 expression observed to increase cell proliferation in blood vessels of the heart.
Genomic Testing Leads to Effective Treatment for Fatal Blood Syndromes
Researchers analyzed tumors and treated them with a targeted therapy.
Loss of Epigenetic Enzyme In Crohn's Disease Triggers Intestinal Inflammation
Study is the first to examine the function of SP140 protein in inflammatory diseases.
White Coats on Instagram: What Does Pharmacy Look Like?
A new study published in the Journal of the American Pharmacists Association analyzed the use of the “#pharmacist” tag on Instagram.
Insulin May Help Restore Neurocognitive Issues in HIV Patients
Insulin could become a new therapeutic option for HIV-associated neurocognitive disorders.
Trending News Today: Support for ACA Replacement Plan Hits a Roadblock
Top news of the day from across the health care landscape.
Drug May Reverse Cancer Treatment-Related Infertility
An infection drug was seen to regenerate sperm production in patients with cancer.
Harnessing DNA Demethylating Agents Could Enhance Cancer Drug Efficacy
A combination drug regimen may be the answer to treating acute myeloid leukemia.
Trending News Today: AHCA Passes House Budget Committee
Top news of the day from across the healthcare landscape.
Specialty Pharmacy Times and Zitter Health Insights Announce Specialty Pharmacy Patient Choice Awards Finalists
Finalists and winners in inaugural awards program to be honored at Asembia 2017
Op-Ed: Why Consumers Should Plan on Paying More for Medicine
Good intentions, bad results: A paradox of healthcare regulation.
Diabetes Drug May Treat, Diagnose Alzheimers Disease
Pramlintide help to create a blood test for Alzheimer’s disease.
Antibiotic Reservoir Device Could Improve Heart Surgery Outcomes
D-PLEX prevented infections among patients who received open heart surgery.
Mylan Reaches Global Settlement to Commercialize Biosimilar
Mylan gains global licenses for its biosimilar to trastuzumab (Herceptin).
Vitamin D Linked to Ulcerative Colitis Relapse
Patients who experienced ulcerative colitis relapse had low levels of vitamin D.
Role of Integrin Beta 3 in Aging Cells May Lead to New Aging, Early Cancer Treatments
Senescent cells communication via integrin beta 3 expression.
Genetic Variant Linked to Obesity in Africans, African Americans
A variant of SEMA4D may be why there is a high prevalence of obesity among individuals of African ancestry.
Eli Lilly Partners with NASCAR to Increase Diabetes Awareness
Lilly Diabetes expands sponsorship of driver with diabetes.
Mutations in ATR Gene Promote Melanoma Tumor Growth
ATR mutations increase skin cancer tumor growth by modulating the tumor microenvironment.
Mediterranean Diet May Reduce Cardiovascular Risks
Patients consuming a Mediterranean diet enriched with olive oil showed improved HDL function.
Pharmacy Times and Parata Systems Host the 2017 Next-Generation Pharmacist Awards Gala
Award Finalists and Attendees to Enjoy Entertainment by Craig Karges at the San Diego Zoo
Trending News Today: Leukemia Drug May Also Treat Alzheimer's, Parkinson's Disease
Trending News Today: Health Insurance Start-up Seeks to Become Worlds Largest
Treating HIV and Tuberculosis Co-infection
Clinicians should screen all newly diagnosed HIV patients for tuberculosis.
Ebola Vaccines Yield Persistent Protection in Year-Long Trial
An investigational Ebola vaccine showed promising results in an early-stage study, in which an induced immune response persisted in adult participants for nearly 1 year after receiving the vaccination.
FDA Issues Safety Warning for IBS Drug
The FDA has issued a warning regarding the drug Viberzi (eluxadoline), which is used to treat irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea (IBS-D).
NCPA Commends Wyden PBM Transparency Proposal
OTC Oral Contraceptives for Adults, Teens?
Published data seem to support OTC access.
Talking to Senior Patients about NSAIDs: Change Is Likely
NSAIDs are included in the Beers criteria list as potentially inappropriate for older patients.