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Are You Really Helping Patients? (Part One)
I expect every pharmacist agrees they should be helpful" when dealing with patients, but what does that really mean?
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5 Things I Learned in Pharmacy School
Whether you're about to start your first year of pharmacy school, or wrap up your last rotation, there's a lot to digest.
Is Apixaban Safe and Effective for Patients on Hemodialysis?
Apixaban (Eliquis) is the only NOAC approved for use with creatinine clearance
All About IBS: An Increasingly Prevalent GI Disorder
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.
Transdermal Patches That Must Be Removed Before MRI
Some transdermal patches containing aluminum or other metal in their nonadhesive backing shouldn't be worn during MRI.
Another Pharmacist Robbed at Knifepoint in Ohio
For the second time this week, a pharmacist in Ohio was reportedly threatened by a knife-wielding pharmacy robber.
10 Reasons Pharmacists Should Care About Horseshoe Crabs
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.
Are PBMs Telling the Truth About Formulary Exclusion Lists?
The impact of pharmacy benefit manager exclusion lists on patient outcomes and decreased costs.
Data Mining Vital to the Future of Specialty Pharmacy
Adding and analyzing data points at each step of the treatment process in specialty pharmacy can enhance patient care.
Physician Group Opposes Proposed CMS Rule Regarding Antibiotic Use
Association of American Physicians & Surgeons submitted a letter to the CMS stating the new rule could have severe consequences.
Complete HIV Viral Remission Achieved in Phase 2 Drug Study
Patients administered PRO 140 monotherapy reach 2 years of complete remission in trial.
Post-Angioplasty Beta-Blockers May Not Be as Beneficial as Previously Thought
No difference found in mortality and cardiac events among patients that were and were not taking beta-blockers after an angioplasty.
Duration of Obesity Increases Cancer Risk in Adult Women
Obesity management in women is vital to reduce the risk of cancer.
Corticosteroids May Increase Retinopathy in Premature Infants
Approximately 80.5% of premature infants treated with steroids developed retinopathy.
Potential Treatment Target Found for Huntington's Disease
Gene therapy may protect against rare neurodegenerative disorder.
Treating Metabolic Deficiencies Could Cure Depression
Patients treated for their metabolic deficiencies experienced improved symptoms and even remission.
Need for Core Needle Biopsy in Breast Cancer Questioned
Hormone receptor testing may be unnecessary in breast cancer patients.
Chronic Kidney Disease May Cause Diabetes
Although it was previously found that kidney disease can cause diabetes, the diseases also have an inverse relationship.
Multi-Million Dollar Grant to Advance Alzheimer's Disease Treatment
US National Institutes of Health grant will link universities studying Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia.
Chemotherapy Could Affect Reproductive Lifespan of Unborn Female Fetuses
Etoposide was seen to eliminate 90% of germ cells in mice ovary tissue.
Ineffective Stem Cell Therapies Becoming Global Health Problem
Stem cell medical tourism increasingly takes advantage of patients with debilitating conditions.
Trending News Today: Medicare Reimbursement Plan Raises Concerns
Top news of the day from across the healthcare landscape.
Introducing the Specialty Pharmacy Podcast Show
The Specialty Pharmacy Podcast Show will cover the vast business topics about the complex business of the specialty pharmacy sector of the pharmacy industry.
Chinese Herbal Supplement Recalled Due to Elevated Lead Levels
Ton Shen Health is recalling its DHZC-2 tablets because they may be contaminated with elevated levels of lead.
Latest Advancements in Antimicrobial Therapy
Each new option offers advantages in infection management, but also comes with barriers to therapy.
Is Too Much of a Multivitamin a Bad Thing?
Patients should consult with their physician or pharmacist before taking any vitamins.
Sharpening Your Blade
If you don't take time to sharpen your blade, you'll become ineffective.
A Potential Way to Save Pharmacy Students Money During Rotations
Student pharmacists pay a premium in their last professional year to complete their Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences.
How One Pharmacy School Supports Technician Training
Few pharmacy schools offer technician training, but one unique program is helping licensed techs enter advanced-practice roles.