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Pneumococcal Vaccine Rates Low Despite Updated Recommendations

Drug Topics

In 2022, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) published updated pneumococcal vaccine recommendations. In 2022, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) published updated pneumococcal vaccine recommendations. Of those, 38% had evidence of pneumococcal vaccination prior to January 2022.

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Passport to Protection: Best Practices for Travel Vaccines in the Pharmacy Setting

Drug Topics

Garofoli, PharmD, BCACP, CTTS, FAPhA Publication Article Drug Topics Journal Drug Topics May/June 2025 Volume 169 Issue 03 Pharmacy team members can help patients prepare for upcoming travels, ensuring they are up to date with the recommended vaccines for their locations. The first resource is the CDC’s Yellow Book.

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Progress in Dermatology Paves the Way for Vaccine Development

Drug Topics

With significant progress made in researchers’ understanding of dermatological diseases, a pathway has been made for the development of targeted vaccines, according to data published in Vaccines. 5 Throughout the past 10 years, development of vaccines for preventing skin diseases has made significant progress.

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FDA Approves GSK’s Shingles Vaccine in Prefilled Syringe

Drug Topics

The FDA has approved a prefilled syringe format of the recombinant zoster vaccine Shingrix for the prevention of shingles, GSK said in a release. 1 The company said approval of the new presentation was based on data that showed comparability between the new and existing version of the vaccine.

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How and why pharmacists should get involved in clinical research

Hospital Pharmacy Europe

Collaborative research efforts not only improve patient care but also help position pharmacy departments as key contributors to clinical innovation and service development. Having a research-active pharmacist in the pharmacy department certainly raises the departments profile but, more importantly, improves patient care, he says.

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Pharmacist-Led Interventions Show Promise in Improving COPD Outcomes

Drug Topics

“The term ‘pharmacist-led care’ or ‘pharmacist-led interventions’ refers to health care services where pharmacists play a leading or central role in patient care,” they continued. 1 “These concepts cover a wide range of activities involving pharmacists directly in clinical patient care across various settings.”

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Pharmacists Reimagine Myeloma Care With Insights from ASCO

Pharmacy Times

Beyond that, it’s about sharing clinical experiences—learning how others approach patient care, maybe doing things a little differently or more effectively. Updated April 2, 2024. It’s incredibly impactful to be in a room full of amazing pharmacists from across the country, reviewing late-breaking ASCO data.