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Study: Unintentional overdose on OTC acetaminophen linked to limited literacy, heavy usage

In a recent study, researchers find reasons why a significant number of US adults are at risk of unintentionally overdosing on over-the-counter pain medications. » More

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Psychopharmacology for the elderly

Late-life depression can occur in up to 50% of patients. Pharmacists can screen for unidentified cases and advocate for routine measurement of symptom severity.

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New Drug Price Type Options: White Paper

Two new and different methods to ascertain true drug acquisition cost can save money on Rx drug benefits. Read white paper for details and comparison of NADAC and PAC.

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Multiple sclerosis

Read about pharmaceuticals in late-stage development for the treatment of multiple sclerosis, as well as view selected literature and websites that provide the latest information about the disease. » Click here.

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NSAIDs may prevent skin cancer, study suggests

Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs may prevent the development of skin cancer, according to a new study, published online first in the journal Cancer on May 29. » More

Afatinib used in lung cancer treatment helps patients live longer, results show

Investigational afatinib used in non-small cell lung cancer treatment helped patients live longer compared with pemetrexed/cisplatin, according to the results of a new phase 3 clinical trial. » More

New data shows better QOL with enzalutamide for men with advanced prostate cancer

Men with advanced prostate cancer treated with investigational enzalutamide (formerly MDV3100) demonstrated a significantly higher response rate in health-related quality of life compared with placebo, according to new data from the phase 3 AFFIRM study. » More

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