In this Issue

The Evergreen State was the first to let pharmacists prescribe oral contraceptives and other narcotic and non-narcotic drugs under collaborative drug therapy, or CDTA, physician agreements in 1979.

For many services, pharmacists in the state can bill as a healthcare provider just like physicians.

COVID-19 pushed Florida’s system to the brink, forcing state legislators to acknowledge pharmacists’ capabilities.

In his latest column, David Orgel looks at retailers’ refashioned loyalty effort strategies that include tying into inflation and leveraging personalization.

Continued interest in self-care is driving innovation in healthcare products for women.

Precision, personalization and proactive analysis can prevent adverse drug events and help save lives.

Retailers are now expanding services for people suffering from diabetes.

The balm, made with 1,500 mg of CBD, is designed with Rise Nation’s high-intensity classes in mind.