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ICH Q6B for Analytics

PharmTech

A detailed and thorough characterization is required to be presented to regulatory authorities as part of any submission for regulatory approval and marketing authorization. While the document itself is a quarter of a century old at this point, it is laid out in such a way that relevancy is maintained.

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Self-Care Measures for Preventing and Managing Dysmenorrhea

Pharmacy Times

SHOW MORE When no contraindications are present, most cases can be managed well with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. Other documented causes of secondary dysmenorrhea include fibroids, adenomyosis, infection, myomas, obstructive reproductive tract anomalies, and ovarian cysts About the Author Yvette C.

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The Value of a Medically Integrated Pharmacy to Maximize Cost Avoidance and Reduce Waste of Oral Oncolytic Medications

Pharmacy Times

SHOW MORE This abstract will be presented at the Oncology Pharmacists Connect (OPC) meeting in Austin, Texas, from June 19 to 20, 2025. During this time frame, the pharmacy documented 152 interventions. Participants can present their work, exchange ideas, and connect with leaders in the field during these networking opportunities.

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Pharmaceutical Compounding Calculations, Part Two–Bulk Drugs

PharmTech

Pharmacist weighing chemical | Image Credit: © Kzenon - stock.adobe.com Performing calculations for the formulation of pharmaceutical dosage forms and related preparations is a key activity in compounding. It builds on drug calculations topics previously described (1), including guidance documents (2–5). Policy-exception salts.

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How to help patients get ready for summer

The Checkup by Singlecare

Pharmacy teams can play a key role in helping patients prepare for the realities of travel—things like medication storage, adjusting dosage schedules for time zone changes, and getting familiar with health regulations abroad. Here are practical ways pharmacists can support patients as they get ready to pack their bags.

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How AI Brings Pharmacogenetics to the Frontline of Precision Medicine

Pharmacy Times

By incorporating a patient's genetic profile into therapeutic decision-making, pharmacists can identify optimal drug choices and dosages while minimizing the risk of adverse events (AEs). Developed in partnership with InterSystems, the platform uses proprietary algorithms to personalize drug selection and dosage.

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The GLP-1 Gold Rush: Why Compounded Alternatives Are a Risky Bet

Pharmaceutical Commerce

Compounding, by definition, involves customizing medications to meet individual patient needs, such as altering dosage forms or removing allergens. This all leads to an increased risk of adverse events, like contamination, incorrect dosages, or unexpected side effects, simply because production can vary wildly.