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From safeguarding patient trust to navigating privacy laws, physician HIPPA training is imperative.

The low rates of opioid agonist therapy administration over time suggest that additional efforts are needed to promote this intervention in acute care settings, according to the researchers.

Vaccinations were stopped after it became clear they would not be effective. "We cannot and will not lose hope that the world will have an effective HIV vaccine," the International AIDS director said.

Tamar Sapir's smart labels attach to pill bottles to keep us on top of our medications

Lower-dose tamoxifen aims to reduce those side effects, but there remains some uncertainty about the minimum dose required to maintain efficacy.

A panel of experts explore the evolving role of specialty pharmacists in hemophilia care, including gene therapy, adherence strategies, and the transformative impact on patients' lives.

The repackaging of old medications into new formulations that are easier on the skin, and the availability of combination drug creams, should improve acne care.

A medication monitoring program using medication bottles waws found to be effective in patients with sickle cell disease (SCD), though the usage will need additional support.

Women aged 65-70 years old are often offered the option of skipping radiation after lumpectomy for hormone receptor–positive early-stage breast cancer and moving straight to endocrine therapy.

The panelists discuss adherence in HCV treatment.