Patient Lifestyle

We have vaccines and antibiotics, surgeries and nutritional diets, housing and protective institution—we just have to make them work together. 

The qualitative study, which looked at the data practices of commercial virtual care providers, found some companies used data analytics instead of physicians' recommendations to develop care pathways.

New study examines the efficacy of testosterone gel in preventing progression from prediabetes to diabetes, and in inducing glycemic remission in men with diabetes.

Study explores the frequency of UTIs in relation to behavioural risk factors.

Researchers looked at the cardiac and metabolic consequences of postprandial hyperinsulinemia—with surprising results.

The ruling is the first of its kind and extends a theory championed by some anti-abortion groups—that embryos and fetuses should be considered children and be afforded legal protections—into a new realm.

The first dose of measles, mumps and rubella vaccine is usually given to babies at 12 to 15 months and then again before the child starts school.

In this new feature from the print edition of Pharmacy Practice + Business, pharmacists give first-hand accounts of their practice success stories.