The world’s first gene therapy for sickle cell disease has been approved in BritainBoth sickle cell disease and thalassemia are caused by mistakes in the genes that carry hemoglobin, the protein in red blood cells that carry oxygen. Medical wisdomWould you like to be cared for by an algorithm, or a concerned and well-trained individual? The power of short-term glucose monitoring as an educational preventative Could community pharmacists be key players in diabetes prevention? Caption December’s cartoon: Plant Time to dole out some laughter as medicine. Share your funny caption idea for a chance to win. Caption April’s cartoon: Spaghetti Time to dole out some laughter as medicine. Share your funny caption idea for a chance to win. Ambient scribes in the real world: Tips and insights from an early adopter With the heavy administrative load overshadowing clinical care, it’s not surprising that ambient scribes are becoming one of the most immediate and promising AI applications. Governments should create national policies to fight medicines misinformation: FIP Governments, pharmacists and pharmacist associations should work together to fight medical misinformation, the policy statement says. First vaccine for chikungunya gets fast-track approval in the U.S. But studies continue to determine risks of adverse reactions. Much ado in the world of Lyme vaccine development Three different approaches in the pipeline. Tool helps pharmacists and physicians see interactions between cannabinoids and other medications The free CANNabinoid Drug Interaction Review allows pharmacists and other healthcare professionals to quickly see if there is a potential interaction. First Previous 87 88 89 90 91 Next Last
