A new study published in BMC Medicine suggests antidepressant use may accelerate cognitive decline in people with dementia, but some health experts are cautioning against drawing such conclusions. 

About one-fifth of U.S. hospitals use radio frequency identification systems, which are gaining traction as more health organizations discover the technology's capabilities. 

San Antonio-based Brooke Army Medical Center will close three pharmacies in March "due to several changes within the military healthcare system."

Orlando Health's South Lake Hospital has opened its newly expanded inpatient pharmacy, increasing its size and capabilities significantly, The South Lake Tablet reported Feb. 24 

On Feb. 25, employees at more than 100 Alabama pharmacies will walk out in support of SB93, or the Patient Access Bill. 

A meeting held between President Donald Trump and top pharmaceutical executives showed some tensions over drug pricing policy, tariffs and manufacturing. 

The FDA has determined that the nationwide shortage of semaglutide injection, used for both diabetes and weight loss, is resolved after more than two years of limited availability due to high demand. 

A recent study found that mRNA-based vaccines may help to delay the recurrence of pancreatic cancer by generating long-lasting immune responses. 

Independence Health System has moved a hospital outpatient pharmacy "front and center." 

The FDA has approved a generic version of lenalidomide, a drug used to treat multiple myeloma and myelodysplastic syndromes, with availability set for Jan. 31, 2026.