Medication Management

As older adults become a larger share of ICU patients, new guidelines address the lack of research on how treatments affect this population.

Acute generalized exanthematous pustulosis (AGEP) presents with sterile pustules and systemic symptoms, and usually improves within days of stopping the trigger.

In a new column, Dr. Marina Malak explores a new challenge that came crashing into her already busy life: issues with her vestibular system.

With male sexual medicine patients, there is a huge amount of DIY medicine going on. Self-guided TRT and abuse of all sorts of pharmaceuticals has moved out of the body-building world into the general population.

Across the country, community pharmacies’ claims for publicly funded services grew—in some cases, by triple digits—according to data compiled by the Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy.

Lawsuits and legislation in the U.S. are testing how far pharmacists can go in declining medications based on personal beliefs.

How Continuous Quality Improvement is changing safety culture in Canadian pharmacies.

Finding a healthcare provider with expertise in geriatrics can be extraordinarily difficult. But there are few simple strategies you can rely on to have more productive conversations with your doctor.

Pharmacists working in interprofessional teams weigh in on why this practice model works.

As obesity pharmacotherapy moves further into primary care, pharmacists will increasingly be relied upon for education, management, and follow-up. Every interaction is a chance to normalize treatment through person-centred communication.