Wellness

Study scopes out whether pharmacists could acceptably provide STI services
Review of more than 20 international studies examined experiences with pharmacists providing services related to sexually transmitted infections.
Beyond sodium: what pharmacists should know about nonpharmacological strategies for hypertension
When patients ask us for alternative ways to lower their blood pressure, pharmacists have the unique opportunity to deliver evidence-based guidance that blends clinical urgency with practical, sustainable lifestyle advice.

The run that remembered me

In a borrowed bib, Dr. Ginevra Mills discovers that sometimes healing isn’t about pushing harder, but about simply moving forward.
How helpful can gratitude be for your overall wellbeing?

Looking at multiple sources of data, researchers found context around stress was an important factor.
Pharmacist involvement improves outcomes for hypertension and cardiovascular disease: meta-analysis

Systematic review of 95 global randomized controlled trials found that hypertension patients who received pharmacists’ care had consistently better blood pressure.
To combat burnout, build resilient routines

Routines create predictability in an otherwise chaotic environment. For pharmacists, routines help conserve energy for critical tasks where accuracy and attention are essential.
The physiological foundations of flow: Exploring the heart-brain connection

Can you recall times when you were fully immersed in an activity, losing track of time and feeling effortless performance? Or are you skeptical about achieving such a state?
Filling the fitness gap—strategies for health-conscious pharmacists

For pharmacists battling burnout, incorporating movement into daily routines can be transformative, with strong evidence supporting its benefits.
The unexpected reach of joy: How social media keeps me (and others) afloat

As physicians, we often focus on the tangible—lab results, diagnostic criteria, treatment plans. But sometimes, the most profound impacts we make aren’t in the exam room or through clinical interventions.
Are you bored of yourself?

We all know, in theory, that our time is limited. Living that reality means truly cherishing the time we have, not fretting about the things we can’t change and learning to value time on our own.

Study scopes out whether pharmacists could acceptably provide STI services

Beyond sodium: what pharmacists should know about nonpharmacological strategies for hypertension

The run that remembered me

How helpful can gratitude be for your overall wellbeing?

Pharmacist involvement improves outcomes for hypertension and cardiovascular disease: meta-analysis

To combat burnout, build resilient routines

The physiological foundations of flow: Exploring the heart-brain connection

Filling the fitness gap—strategies for health-conscious pharmacists

The unexpected reach of joy: How social media keeps me (and others) afloat

Are you bored of yourself?