Anthony DiGiorgio of UCSF said Minnesota's new report shows hospitals are capturing most benefits from the federal drug discount program known as 340B instead of supporting safety-net care. Read More »
Michigan plans to distribute nearly $94 million in adult-use marijuana revenue among cities, counties, villages, townships, and tribes for fiscal year 2025. The funds come from taxes collected under state law governing recreational cannabis sales. Read More »
Dutch Rojas of Bliksem Health criticized pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) dominance in U.S. prescription drug distribution. Read More »
The National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA) has announced a series of upcoming online and in-person events aimed at pharmacists and pharmacy team members. Read More »
Michigan officials encourage residents changing clocks for daylight saving time this weekend also test their smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors for safety. The call comes after recent state data showed many fatal house fires occurred where no working alarm was present. Read More »
New Mexico residents reported more than 10,600 cases of fraud to the Federal Trade Commission in 2025, resulting in losses of $50.7 million. Read More »
PCCA, a supplier of pharmaceutical ingredients for the compounding industry, has named Matthew Line as its first Chief Marketing Officer. Read More »
The National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA) has started a national advertising campaign to encourage consumers to consider independent pharmacies instead of large chain stores or mail-order services. Read More »
Frier Levitt warned that some pharmacy benefit managers are placing hospital pharmacies into lower-reimbursement networks they say may be unlawful. Read More »
Michigan authorities are urging people celebrating St. Patrick's Day not to drink and drive this year. The state is reminding revelers and bar owners alike about planning ahead for safe transportation options and following responsible service practices. Read More »
Peter Mihalick of the American Medical Informatics Association said that the federal 340B Drug Pricing Program incentivizes nonprofit hospitals to prioritize profits over patient savings. Read More »
Matt Toresco of Archo Advocacy said Minnesota’s new transparency findings show most patients do not benefit directly from large hospital profits under the federal 340B drug pricing program. Read More »
The South Dakota Department of Health has updated its fish consumption advisory listing. Residents are encouraged to check online for current guidance on safe fish consumption. The department continues efforts with partner agencies to monitor lake conditions statewide. Read More »
PhRMA released an analysis showing 340B hospitals buy drugs at discounts but apply high markups when billing insurers and patients. Read More »
California now recognizes out-of-state professional licenses for servicemembers and their spouses relocating due to military orders. Read More »
The American Legislative Exchange Council said on March 9 that the federal 340B Drug Pricing Program increases costs for taxpayers and patients while failing many underserved communities. Read More »
Garrina Ross of Tigerlily Foundation called for reforms to ensure that savings from the federal 340B drug-pricing program reach vulnerable patients rather than being absorbed elsewhere. Read More »
The California State Board of Pharmacy has released updated free online continuing education courses for 2026. Read More »
The California State Board of Pharmacy has announced new rules for nonresident pharmacies dispensing into California. Read More »
South Dakota's Maternal & Infant Health Task Force has launched a five-year strategic plan focused on improving outcomes for mothers and babies statewide. The strategy emphasizes enhanced postpartum care, safe sleep education initiatives like crib distribution programs, improved coordination among providers—and special attention toward rural communities. Read More »
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