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FDA has approved a new risk evaluation and mitigation strategy for extended-release and long-acting opioids that requires that healthcare professionals are educated on how to safely prescribe the drugs and that patients understand how to safely use the drugs. » More
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Continuing Education
Pharmacists need to gain insight into cultural competency to better serve the increasing racial and ethnic populations in the United States.
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What's different in your drug stores this month? A battery-powered toothbrush for sensitive teeth and gums. A pivoting shower and bath safety grip bar. The smallest size (to date) fish oil softgels. Insoles for multiple shoe styles to help take care of various foot comfort problems. A yeast-based probiotic supplement. A "fishless" omega-3 product for vegetarians. And there are even more new over-the-counter items featured in the print edition of Drug Topics. » More
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A recent study suggests that modest caffeine consumption may be associated with a significantly lower relative risk of basal cell carcinoma. » More
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FDA is ridding the market of single-ingredient oxycodone capsules and oral liquids that are being distributed without an FDA-approved application. » More |
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently updated its 1991 recommendations for the management of hepatitis B virus (HBV)-infected healthcare providers and students to prevent HBV transmission to patients. » More |
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