Since its introduction to the US market in 2003, questions have risen as to the safety, long-term consequences, and risk of cardiovascular detriments that e-cigarettes pose to users.
The use of health information technology empowers pharmacists to provide enhanced care by harnessing a wealth of actionable information.
Pharmacy students, particularly the graduating class of 2020, have been uniquely affected by the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic.
If independents have any chance of survival, we need to get into the game ourselves and teach the public what they don't know about PBMs.
We describe enrollment in a voluntary VBID initiative. Uptake was suboptimal, suggesting that barriers to enrollment may have significant implications for the overall effectiveness of VBID.
Study investigate the economic burden from the total costs, private insurance reimbursement, and out-of-pocket costs for oral TKI agents among metastatic RCC patients.
The clinical assessment has long been a cornerstone of patient-centric specialty pharmacy care.
Erlotinib may confer an economic advantage for payers over docetaxel and pemetrexed for second-line treatment of lung cancer because of lower costs.
H2-receptor antagonists, melatonin, and thiamine are some of the adjuvant treatments being evaluated for patients with COVID-19 due to their various immune-enhancing properties and possible antiviral effects.
PQA course provides an overview of how to build the best HIV treatment regimen and assess treatment outcomes.
Neighborhood pharmacists can provide support and information.
This prospective randomized study suggests that ezetimibe 2.5 mg, delivered as an ezetimibe/simvastatin tablet split into 4 parts, is clinically equivalent to a 10-mg dose.
Pharmacists are concerned about the proper disposal of medical waste, but is enough being done to be truly sustainable and green?
Vaccinations are among the most important preventive measures universally recommended by health authorities today.
Though clinically significant, NOH has had few treatment options.
Patients with multiple comorbid conditions siphon off a disproportionate share of health care dollars.
Ms. Domenici and Dr. Patel are both pharmacists at Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, Mass. Ms. Aiello is a sixth-year PharmD candidate from Massachusetts College of Pharmacy currently on clinical clerkship in the Investigational Drug Service at Brigham and Women's Hospital.
Therapeutic and subtherapeutic doses of pregabalin were compared to ascertain differences in adherence, healthcare resource use, and cost between the cohorts.
Unauthorized change in medication Is the subject of a case involving the death of an elderly patient.
Amantadine, a treatment that was originally used as an agent against influenza A, lost efficacy due to viral resistance.
Although free drug starter programs are commonplace in the specialty pharmacy space, they vary widely in the marketplace.
When giving antineoplastics to obese and morbidly obese patients, clinicians must be careful not to under- or overdose.