From the Desk of the CEO

When it comes to dispensing medications for infants and children, even the smallest of miscalculations could have potentially serious consequences. Traditionally, though, one piece of information—the weight of pediatric patients—has not been provided by prescribers, leaving it up to pharmacists to check weights or provide safe dosing guidelines for parents and caregivers.

Elizabeth Briand

Urinary tract infections are among the most common bacterial infections, accounting for almost 9 mil-lion ambulatory care visits per year. 

Mary Warner

Biotin has been at the top of supplement charts for years, promoted as being beneficial for shiny, thick hair; strong and fast-growing nails; and healthy, radiant skin. 

Mickie Cathers

As pandemic uncertainty dissipates, COVID-19 therapeutics are transitioning from U.S. government- procured sources to the commercial market.

Clarissa Chan, PharmD

Even after passage of the Mainstreaming Addiction Treatment (MAT) Act in late 2023, patients still face difficulty gaining access to buprenorphine—the gold standard for treating patients with OUD.

Parth Patel, PharmD