December 2020

OTC Dermatology Recommendations Driving Melanoma Reductions
Both pharmacists and dermatologists are on the front line of recommending OTC skin products, and new evidence from Australia links the effective promotion of sunscreen to reduced incidence of melanoma. The evidence is not only a clinical win but also an economic boost resulting from the fruits of primary prevention. Keep reading to learn what researchers reported in BMJ and Cutis.

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How Do Pharmacists Choose Complementary and Alternative Medicines?
It is estimated that one-third to nearly one-half of Americans routinely use some form of complementary and alternative medicine, which includes dietary supplements (DS). Counseling patients on these products is a major role of pharmacists. However, not much is known about pharmacists’ use of DS, perception of DS safety and efficacy, or their recommendation patterns. Read more.

Pharmacists Fielding Many Winter Skin Care Questions
Now that the weather is getting colder, skin is at greater risk for dryness. Therefore, it is important to take extra care of skin during the winter season and maintain its moisture, using clinically tested and dermatologically recommended products such as the CeraVe skin care line. Read more.

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