Drug Topics Hospital Pharmacists' Report

August 23, 2012

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Vitamin D may play a role in severely ill children

Vitamin D deficiency in critically ill children may make them more vulnerable to severe illnesses, according to two new studies published ahead of the print September issue of Pediatrics. » More

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Enhancing immunization rates

As advocates of public health through immunization, pharmacists can build public awareness, identify patient needs, and provide vaccination services.

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Use of ALBC implants may lead to kidney injury

Aminoglycoside-loaded bone cement implants, frequently used in orthopedic surgery, may result in systemic effects that raise aminoglycoside serum concentrations and lead to acute kidney injury, according to a study published July 3 in The Annals of Pharmacotherapy. » More

Caffeine may improve Parkinson movement

Caffeine may offer promise to patients with Parkinson disease by easing movement symptoms, according to a small study published August 1 in Neurology. » More

GHRH has positive effects on elderly cognition

Growth hormone-releasing hormone shows favorable effects on cognition in older adults and those with mild cognitive impairment, according to a study published in the Archives of Neurology.

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