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| April 24, 2019 |
Study Finds Many Children Using Asthma Inhalers Incorrectly
Many youths use their asthma inhalers incorrectly, and the problem might actually be worse with adolescents than with younger children, according to new research. Discover why that is the case and also why the study is so significant in terms of asthma complications and mortality. |
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Many Patients Taking Statins Don’t Reach Recommended
LDL Levels
As difficult as it might be to get patients to adhere to their statin regimens, that might not be enough, according to a new study. Researchers report that, even with cholesterol-lowering therapy, half of patients don’t reach optimal LDL levels after 2 years. Here is more information. |
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A Third of Cancer Patients Use Often-Undisclosed Complementary Therapies
Pharmacists might want to ask some extra questions when they are filling prescriptions for patients being treated for cancer or those who are survivors. A new survey finds that a third of those patients use complementary/alternative therapies and, for a variety of reasons, don’t disclose that information to healthcare professionals. Here are the details. |
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BPH Medications Linked to Increased Type 2 Diabetes Risk
While a new study doesn’t suggest any change in usage guidelines, it points out that common benign prostate hyperplasia treatment is associated with increased risk for type 2 diabetes. Find out how much the risk is increased, with which drugs, and what can be done about it. |
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