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Excellence in Pharmacy Practice: Army veteran Oh serves culturally diverse community for Walmart

Excellence in Pharmacy Practice: Army veteran Oh serves culturally diverse community for Walmart

DULUTH, Ga. — John Oh was introduced to his future profession by a pharmacy officer when he was serving as an Army ammunition specialist in 2001. “He motivated me to pursue a career in the pharmacy profession to assist our soldiers and community providing pharmaceutical service,” Oh says. After graduating from Mercer University College of

Cleanlogic to host dinner with H-E-B executives raising awareness of DEI

Cleanlogic to host dinner with H-E-B executives raising awareness of DEI

SAN ANTONIO — Cleanlogic, the inclusive and socially conscious beauty company that has pioneered diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility through the use of functional braille across all its product packaging since 2001, will host a multi-sensory Dining in the Dark educational dinner for members of H-E-B’s executive team on Sept. 28. The dinner will kick

NACDS: Pharmacists may be able to treat COVID

NACDS: Pharmacists may be able to treat COVID

ARLINGTON, Va. — Pharmacists may be able to “initiate treatment” of COVID-19 with pills like molnupiravir if the medications get emergency use authorization (EUA), an official with the National Association of Chain Drug Stores said Wednesday. “The story isn’t over,” Sara Roszak, NACDS’ senior vice president of health and wellness strategy and policy, said at

Omegaven injectable emulsion becomes available in the U.S.

Omegaven injectable emulsion becomes available in the U.S.

LAKE ZURICH, Ill. — Fresenius Kabi, a global health care company that specializes in medicines and technologies for infusion, transfusion and clinical nutrition, announced that Omegaven (fish oil triglycerides) injectable emulsion is now commercially available in the United States. This novel lipid had previously been available only for compassionate use in the U.S. Omegaven is an intravenous

Shoppers Drug Mart launches Canada’s largest e-commerce beauty platform

Shoppers Drug Mart launches Canada’s largest e-commerce beauty platform

TORONTO — Shoppers Drug Mart today unveiled a new e-commerce platform uniting a wide selection of the company’s mass market cosmetics with an already broad range of luxury beauty products. The new site — shoppersdrugmart.ca/beauty — is Canada’s largest online beauty shopping destination, providing shoppers with hundreds of mass and luxury private label and international

Pharmacy groups file brief in Medicaid lawsuit

Pharmacy groups file brief in Medicaid lawsuit

OLYMPIA, Wash. — The National Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS), the Washington State Pharmacy Association (WSPA) and the National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA) filed a legal brief this week with the Washington State Court of Appeals, challenging the state’s refusal to reimburse community pharmacies for the costs of providing care and services to disadvantaged

John Connelly named marketing VP at Scott’s Liquid Gold

John Connelly named marketing VP at Scott’s Liquid Gold

DENVER —   CPG industry veteran John Connelly has been named vice president of marketing and innovation at Scott’s Liquid Gold Inc. He will oversee all marketing efforts as part of the company’s senior leadership team and be responsible for building incremental capabilities and capacity in marketing strategy, brand management and innovation. He will report directly

HDA hails drug information-sharing agreement

HDA hails  drug information-sharing agreement

ARLINGTON, Va. — Healthcare Distribution Alliance (HDA) president and CEO John Gray welcomed Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ announcement yesterday of a prescription drug information-sharing agreement between the Drug Enforcement Administration and the attorneys general of 46 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. Through this agreement, the DEA will share information from its Automation

Study: Rx vaccines can save time, money

Study: Rx vaccines can save time, money

  SAN FRANCISCO — Patients could save time and money if federal law is reformed to allow pharmacists to administer all Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommended vaccines, a study released today by the Pacific Research Institute found. Click here to download a copy of the study. “Adult vaccines can improve people’s health, but our nation’s vaccine

Seema Verma, CMS administrator, to keynote PQA 2018 Annual Meeting

Seema Verma, CMS administrator, to keynote PQA 2018 Annual Meeting

BALTIMORE —  Seema Verma, administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, will provide the opening keynote for the Pharmacy Quality Alliance’s  2018 Annual Meeting at the Hilton Baltimore next month. Verma will speak e on Wednesday, May 16th at 3:30 pm and will highlight CMS’ efforts to advance quality, value-based care including the Patients Over Paperwork

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