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The World Speaks: Educating patients, payers on value of pharmacy
In order to provide the best care for patients, real impediments to delivering patient care in all pharmacy practice settings need to be addressed, according to Janet Engle professor, senior associate dean for professional and international affairs at the University of Illinois at Chicago College of Pharmacy.
The World Speaks: The biosimilars wave is coming
The conversation at the pharmacy counter traditionally has been about which pills to take when, but with advances in medical science, a new frontier — biologics and biosimilars — is flourishing, explains Chip Davis, president and CEO of the Association for Accessible Medicines.

The World Speaks: There is no silver bullet for patient nonadherence

Through thoughtful design features that addressed injection therapy obstacles, Owen Mumford brought to market a product that made injection therapy easier, safer and more convenient, explains Casey Pflieger, director of North American marketing at Owen Mumford.
Hikma launches 100th injectable

Hikma Pharmaceuticals is marking the launch of its 100th injectable product with the U.S. introduction of its vancomycin hydrochloride for injection.
Kamedis shares eczema rash reduction study results

In a study conducted by Kamedis, the brand found that the traditional Chinese botanicals in its Calm Eczema Therapy Cream helped reduce eczema rashes.
Teva unveils generic Vesicare tablets

Teva launched its generic version of Vesicare in the United States, which is a tablet that is indicated for the treatment of overactive bladder, the company said.
IQVIA sees big opportunities in biosimilars, patent expiries

The IQVIA Institute for Human Data and Science’s recent report projects that the global pharmaceutical market will exceed $1.5 trillion by 2023.
Giant Eagle intros Drug Take-Back Box

Giant Eagle's Drug Take-Back Box is a permanent addition to the in-store pharmacy at 10 of its locations.
Rite Aid makes MMR vaccine available at Los Angeles pharmacies

Rite Aid is making the Measles-Mumps-Rubella, or MMR, vaccine available upon request at pharmacies across California, including Los Angeles.
How pharmacogenomics can affect community practice

Michael Schuh, an ambulatory pharmacist, takes a look at pharmacogenomics, which is the individual genetic testing of how medications are metabolized.

The World Speaks: Educating patients, payers on value of pharmacy

The World Speaks: The biosimilars wave is coming

The World Speaks: There is no silver bullet for patient nonadherence

Hikma launches 100th injectable

Kamedis shares eczema rash reduction study results

Teva unveils generic Vesicare tablets

IQVIA sees big opportunities in biosimilars, patent expiries

Giant Eagle intros Drug Take-Back Box

Rite Aid makes MMR vaccine available at Los Angeles pharmacies

How pharmacogenomics can affect community practice