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Some view Kennedy as troubling choice for vaccine safety committee

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 28, 2017
Robert Kennedy Jr. supports non-medical exemptions for people who want to avoid having their school-aged children vaccinated.

Robert Kennedy Jr. has announced he will chair President Donald Trump's new commission on vaccine safety. Read More »

Pharmacies can now offer rewards programs to Medicare beneficiaries

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 28, 2017
Major drug chains now can customize rewards programs no matter what type of insurance a customer has.

A final rule issued by the Department of Health and Human Services allows pharmacies increased flexibility to extend reward and loyalty programs to patients enrolled in government-sponsored programs like Medicare and Medicaid. Read More »

Walgreens to offer FedEx services at pharmacies across the U.S.

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 28, 2017
FedEx services are expected to be available in most Walgreens locations by Fall 2018.

Walgreens has a new partnership to offer customers FedEx dropoff and pickup services at Walgreens locations throughout the country. Read More »

Illinois pharmacy group takes charge of antimicrobial timeout initiative

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 28, 2017
All hospitals must have an antimicrobial stewardship program in place.

An Illinois-based pharmacy group is leading the charge for an antimicrobial therapy timeout initiative, in response to a joint commission mandate. Read More »

NIAID releases new guidelines for peanut allergy prevention

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 26, 2017
Preventing peanut allergies will improve lives and lower health care costs.

The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases recently released new guidelines to help health care providers and family members manage and prevent peanut allergies in infants. Read More »

CDC report suggests pharmacists need more involvement in rural patient care

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 26, 2017
The report suggests rural patients are in need of chronic pain and ailment management.

A recent Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report showed the challenges rural health care faces and the need for provider status legislation. Read More »

PBMI to host Drug Benefit Conference in Florida

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 26, 2017
This year's Drug Benefit Conference will be held at the Loews Portofino Bay Hotel at Universal Orlando.

The 22nd PBMI Annual Drug Benefit Conference is set for March 6-8 in Orlando, Florida. Read More »

Pharmacists appeal FDA's new protocol for filling prescriptions

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 26, 2017
Before the FDA issued its final protocol, pharmacists were allowed to begin filing a prescription before the doctor’s official prescription came in.

Members of the American Pharmacists Association submitted a joint statement to President Donald Trump's administration, asking for an appeal to a recent U.S. Food and Drug Administration decision saying a pharmacist cannot begin to fill a patient’s prescription without a written, valid prescription on hand. Read More »

Eli Lilly granted extended review period for arthritis drug

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 26, 2017
Studies have shown that baricitinib reduces inflammation.

The FDA has extended the review period for Baricitnib, a new once-a-day drug for rheumatoid arthritis. Read More »

Health care economist: PBMs part of the drug cost solution

John Breslin | Jan 26, 2017
President Donald Trump has said he will address the issue of the rising cost of prescription drugs.

Dealing with the thorny, and often contentious, issue of drug prices is likely to be front and center in the early days of the new Trump administration. Arriving at a solution to curb increasing costs will be a delicate balance for all those with a stake in the issue, according to a leading health economist. Read More »

Major chains fill majority of Medicare Part D prescriptions

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 24, 2017
Over 69 percent of elderly patients have enrolled in Medicare Part D plans with major chain pharmacies.

New data from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services shows that major chain pharmacies such as CVS, Walgreens and Walmart account for over 79 percent of Prescription Drug Plans for the elderly. Read More »

Bill would help those in need access pharmacist-provided care

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 24, 2017
The legislation would increase patient access to health care by taking advantage of pharmacists.

New legislation for Medicare Part B beneficiaries has recently been reintroduced to the Senate to give underserved communities access to pharmacist-provided care. Read More »

Data says older adults saved $5.6 billion on prescriptions last year

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 24, 2017
Last year, more than 5.2 million Medicare patients received discounts, an amount that totaled an estimated $5.6 billion.

New data released by the Department of Health and Human Services shows that adults with disabilities on Medicare continue to save on prescriptions, and that there has been an increase in benefits from last year as a result of the Affordable Care Act. Read More »

FDA approves Teva pain medication for long-term use

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 24, 2017
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved Vantrelatm.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved Vantrelatm, a pain medication designed by Teva Pharmaceutical Ltd., for long-term use in time-released capsules. Read More »

CVS Health plans drastic price cut on generic epi-pens

Carol Ostrow | Jan 24, 2017
CVS partnered with Impax to acquire the devices at a lower cost.

Following recent public reaction to the price of epinephrine auto-injector pens, known as “epi-pens,” and the desire for an affordable alternative, CVS Health intends to market authorized generic version two-packs for $109.99 apiece. Read More »

Study shows excessive use of acetaminophen can lead to hearing loss

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 21, 2017
The study suggested 15 percent of Americans ages 18 years and older have reported trouble with their hearing.

A recent study has shown that using acetaminophen, an ingredient commonly found in painkillers, over a long period of time leads to an increased risk of hearing loss in adults. Read More »

Mylan CEO presents at annual health conference

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 21, 2017
Mylan works around the world to provide over 7 billion people with access to high quality medicine and health care.

Mylan CEO Heather Bresch presented at the 35th Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco. Read More »

European Commission OK's Gilead drug for Hepatitis C

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 21, 2017
Vermildy has shown to be as effect as Gliead’s Viread but with a much smaller dose.

The European Commission has granted Gilead Sciences Inc. marketing authorization for Vemlidy, a drug used in the treatment of people suffering from chronic Hepatitis B infections. Read More »

FDA approves application for new breast cancer treatment

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 21, 2017
Trastuzumab is one of six products co-developed by the two companies.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently approved a license application for Mylan Biotechnology, in collaboration with Biocon, for the use of biosimilar tratuzumab in the treatment of breast cancer. Read More »

Gilead Sciences awards $22 million in HIV research funds

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 21, 2017
The funds are enough to cover three years’ worth of research.

Gilead Sciences Inc., has awarded more than $22 million in grants to help fund HIV cure programs. Read More »

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