With the price of insulin tripling in a decade, pharmacists should not be surprised to see type 2 diabetes patients moving to other drugs that have not shown such dramatic increases, according to a new study. Researchers raise the issue of whether cost-benefit analysis justifies the continued use of insulin at such a high cost.

Failure to Follow Drug Regimens Causes Problems for Skin Infection Patients

Poor medication adherence causes problems for many patients who were previously hospitalized for skin and soft tissue infections and discharged with an antibiotic script. Find out how a new study suggests that can be remedied.

Which Statin Alternative Is More Effective in Patients With Muscle Symptoms?

After a blinded rechallenge to assess whether patients were really statin-intolerant, a new study compared two alternatives to lower very high LDL cholesterol levels. Here’s what the researchers found out.