Ashley Gallagher

Pharmacists are being asked to serve as the frontline correctors of medical misinformation, but the emotional labor and repetition are compounding the severe burnout crisis.

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West Nile virus cases rise early in 2026, with Arizona leading with 32 cases.

A new surveillance study shows pneumococcal vaccine shifts cut key antibiotic resistance for invasive pneumococcal disease.

New case-control study finds that patients with type 2 diabetes and more severe depressive symptoms show higher cortisol, higher hemoglobin A1C, and lower insulin.

Diyaben Patel, PharmD, discusses where artificial intelligence is genuinely transforming pharmacy practice.

A newly published review traces chikungunya's re-emergence to a record 2025 outbreak in China, and 2 FDA-approved vaccines shape prevention strategy for pharmacists.

A new analysis shows that socioeconomic status shrinks type 2 diabetes risk far more for nonHispanic white and Asian Americans than for nonHispanic Black and Hispanic Americans.

Subcutaneous lecanemab-irmb can now be self-administered or given by a caregiver from the first dose, eliminating the requirement for an initial in-clinic intravenous infusion.

New research links a national surge in poison control calls involving semaglutide to preventable dosing mistakes rather than intentional misuse.