Expanding Access to Naloxone
According to the President’s Commission on Combating Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis, an epidemic is sweeping the United States.
Menopause: Changes and Challenges
The decision to use hormone therapy for menopausal symptoms depends on clinical presentation and requires a thorough evaluation of risks and benefits with the patient.
Shingles
The varicella-zoster virus that causes chickenpox remains inactive in the body, and, for unknown reasons, reactivates in some patients and causes a painful rash known as shingles.
The Common Cold: A Review of OTC Options
Patients affected by the common cold often rely on OTC products to help manage their symptoms.
Nonstimulant Therapy for ADHD
Although stimulants can be very effective and are the first choice for treating ADHD, they are not suitable for everyone; nonstimulant treatments can help reduce symptoms and improve functioning.
Review of the Diagnosis and Management of Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension
The complexities of PAH and the many drug therapies available for treatment calls for the involvement of the clinical pharmacist, directly or indirectly, in the care of these patients.
Continuing Education
$6.97 Per CE Exam or $59 for 12 Lessons
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Infectious Disease • April 2020 • 2.00 Credits
New Vaccines and Immunization Schedule Changes
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Pain Management • March 2020 • 2.00 Credits
Combating Opioid Abuse Through New Formulations and Policy
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Cardiology • February 2020 • 2.00 Credits
Managing Hypertension in Older Adults: Recent Guidelines Explained
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