Drug Interactions with Dietary Supplements

After completing this presentation, the pharmacist should be adept at reviewing a patient's complete supplement and medication list and identifying potential drug-supplement interactions.
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Treatment of the Common Cold and Influenza in Children

Pharmacists are frequently asked advice for treatment recommendations regarding the common cold and influenza. These respiratory tract infections are commonly seen in the pediatric population. They usually cause mild to moderate symptoms for which patients and parents seek medication for self treatment.
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Ten Ways to Improve Drugstore Marketing

Marketing is an approach to business that puts customers in the spotlight. It is an ongoing process of research, planning, and evaluating. The essence of marketing is learning what your customers want and then delivering it. It is a way of satisfying customer needs and solving problems while making a profit. Effective marketing is the key to profitability.
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Patient Perspectives on Type 2 Diabetes: Introducing GLP-1 Agonists to Patients: A Case-Based Program

Type 2 diabetes is growing at epidemic rates and many patients are not achieving glycemic goals. GLP-1 agonists create opportunities for pharmacists to counsel patients and educate them about the features and benefits of newer treatment options for type 2 diabetes.
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Epilepsy: New Drug Therapies for the Pediatric Patient

Epilepsy is chronic disorder characterized by a dysfunction in electrical brain activity causing recurrent unprovoked seizures. Seizure types and severity can vary from patient to patient. Management of epilepsy has evolved with the introduction of new medications, but it is important for pharmacists to understand the risks and benefits of these drugs.
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