Review of Selected NMEs 2009
The following descriptions of new molecular entities approved in 2008-2009 summarize each new drug's clinical and pharmacologic profile...
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Evidence-Based Medicine in Pharmacy...
With pharmacists moving more toward a role of medication therapy management versus dispensing, it is crucial for the practitioner to keep up...
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New Drug Review 2009
New molecular entities are new drug products containing as their active ingredient a chemical substance marketed for the first time in the U...
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Updates in Nonprescription Therapy for...
Understanding the relative advantages and disadvantages of OTC antacids, H2 antagonists, and proton pump inhibitors allows the pharmacist t...
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NCPA Partners With AADE to Expand Diabetes Counseling Options 10/21/2009



Pharmacy Customer Satisfaction Not Dependent on Public vs. Private Insurance 10/21/2009



FDA Postmarketing Surveillance 10/21/2009

The FDA may request that a sponsor seeking approval of a new drug conduct a ...

NACDS Applauds Increased Dispensing Fee in Texas 10/21/2009



Getting to the Bottom of Common Foot Problems 10/21/2009

Patients often request relief for foot discomfort due to a wide range of ...

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New Drug Review 2009 10/21/2009

New molecular entities are new drug products containing as their active ingredient a chemical substance marketed for the first time in the United States.

Evidence-Based Medicine in Pharmacy Practice 10/21/2009

With pharmacists moving more toward a role of medication therapy management versus dispensing, it is crucial for the practitioner to keep up with the latest guidelines.


NACDS Applauds Increased Dispensing Fee in Texas 10/21/2009



Review of Selected NMEs 2009 10/21/2009

The following descriptions of new molecular entities approved in 2008-2009 summarize each new drug's clinical and pharmacologic profile, as well as selected pharmacokinetic, adverse-reaction, drug-interaction, and dosing data.

Updates in Nonprescription Therapy for Heartburn and GERD 10/21/2009

Understanding the relative advantages and disadvantages of OTC antacids, H2 antagonists, and proton pump inhibitors allows the pharmacist to provide lasting relief for patients.



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Adaptogenic or Medicinal Mushrooms 4/20/2009

The three medicinal mushrooms--maitake, shiitake, and reishi--are the most important and widely used mushrooms in alternative medicine.

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