Epinephrine nasal spray now available without a prescription across CanadaThe intranasal spray marketed as neffy is for emergency treatment of severe allergic reactions. Health Canada approves first therapy to attain functional cure in chronic hep BBepirovirsen SC injection (Hibsago) is a 24-week treatment indicated to achieve functional cure of chronic hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection in noncirrhotic adults. Metformin for long COVID? Led by researchers from the University of Minnesota Medical School, the team performed target trial emulation. More than 1 in 5 long-term care residents without psychosis receive antipsychotics. That’s way too many, says ISMP Canada The institute's latest safety report offers lessons from an Ontario project that helped 134 residents reduce or stop antipsychotics. RFK Jr. eases access to unproven peptides despite opposition from FDA scientists The policy directs the FDA not to take action against specialty pharmacies that sell a half-dozen wellness peptides, including BPC-157, TB-500 and KPV. CPhA updates resource as menopausal hormone therapy shortage continues Earlier this year, the CPhA compiled the original resource due to ongoing supply challenges. Four new Health Canada advisories pharmacists and physicians should know about Check out these latest Health Canada advisories as part of our full October drug news round up. 11 new indications pharmacists and physicians should know about Check out these new indications as part of out full drug news round up for October. Two new dosage forms and one new dosage regimen pharmacists and physicians should know about Check out the details on these dosage issues as part of our full October drug news round up. Seven new drugs pharmacists and physicians should know about Check out these new products as part of out full drug news round up for October. Be aware of the rare neuropsychiatric adverse effects of TMP–SMX Trimethoprim–sulfamethoxazole (TMP–SMX) may induce rare idiosyncratic cases of auditory/olfactory hallucinations and acute psychosis. How a simple mistake turns a daily dose into a single dose A pharmacist catches a clindamycin prescribing error that would have given a seven-year-old three times the intended daily dose. 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last
