UK pharmacy crisis as 1 in 8 see their local chemist shut down
The National Pharmacy Association, which represents independent community pharmacies, said NHS data showed around 1,250 ...
Seven million Brits have seen their local pharmacy close in recent years
The National Pharmacy Association has found one in seven people in England have seen their local chemist close since 2017, ...
Iowa lawmakers target prescription drug prices, pharmacy reimbursements with 'PBM' bills
The bill's supporters framed it as part of the solution to addressing both high drug prices and slowing the pace of pharmacy ...
Pharmacy benefit manager reform bill advances for committee vote
The bill would allow pharmacies to decline dispensing prescriptions to people if that pharmacy would be reimbursed less than its acquisition cost for that drug.
Modern Healthcare1d
Employers, insurers press Trump and Congress to revive PBM bills
Congress nearly passed legislation to restrict pharmacy benefit manager business practices at the end of 2024.
Becker's Hospital Review1d
15 schools ranked by 1st-time NAPLEX rates
Discover the latest data on the decreasing first-time pass rate for the NAPLEX exam, with 77.5% of pharmacy school graduates passing in 2024.
Weight loss jabs hit with stricter rules as people with eating disorders get online prescriptions
The General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) has introduced new rules for weight-loss jabs, such as Wegovy and Mounjaro, in ...
Weight loss jabs to have tougher checks after people with eating disorders get prescriptions
Pharmacy regulator warns some people with history of eating disorders wrongly obtaining medicines such as Wegovy or Mounjaro ...
Chattanooga Times Free Press5d
Independent pharmacies know their communities. But many are struggling to stay open.
Both rural and urban pharmacies are closing their doors, though it's happening slightly faster in rural communities, research shows. Nearly 16 million Americans live in pharmacy deserts across the ...
University of Mississippi6d
Professor Partners With Oxford Pharmacy for Public Health Study
OXFORD, Miss. – Mississippi is ranked toward the bottom of the nation in measures of healthy living, avoidable hospital uses and medical inequality. Lindsey Miller, clinical assistant professor of ...