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Compounded semaglutide with B12: Benefits and risks

The Checkup by Singlecare

However, due to the shortage, compounding pharmacies and facilities were allowed to temporarily produce compounded semaglutide to meet the high demandeven though compounded semaglutide injections are not FDA approved. Some facilities add B12 to their compounds, in addition to semaglutide.

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Opinion: Policymakers must take action on the physician shortage

STAT

Supreme Court decisions that stand to stifle diversity and representation in medicine have hamstrung physicians across specialties and settings — in rural and urban communities, in hospitals, clinics, and independent practices. Nearly 334,000  health care professionals left the workforce in 2021. Read the rest…

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The future of clinical pharmacy in Europe with ESCP president Monika Lutters

Hospital Pharmacy Europe

Here, speaking to Gerry Hughes, she shares her insights on current clinical pharmacy challenges around expansion and integration of hospital pharmacists, and the exciting trajectory this branch of pharmacy is set to undertake in the years ahead. Over previous decades, there have been several inflection points in its progress.

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Adapting to the 2025 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule Reduction: How PharmD Live Supports Providers in Value-Based Care

PharmD Live

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has announced a 2.83% reduction in the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (PFS) for 2025. Key Points of the 2025 PFS Reduction The 2025 PFS introduces a reduced conversion factor of $32.35, down from $33.29

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Omnicell Unveils Specialty Pharmacy Services in Summer 2022 Release

Omnicell

Historically, this pursuit has been largely focused on addressing the needs of the inpatient pharmacy – whether via point of care dispensing, central pharmacy automation, sterile IV compounding services, or intelligent inventory management. However, operating a specialty pharmacy is difficult and demanding.

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Biohacking is a response to societal problems, but is not the answer

Pharmaceutical Technology

Away from the hospital and university labs, some biohackers attempt to realize their dreams of becoming superhuman, circumventing what they consider traditional ‘flaws’, including aging, weight gain, or chronic illnesses. billion by 2025. nurses, doctors, and hospital auxiliary staff) to meet these needs.

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How the food allergy sector is benefitting from health tech’s recent boom

pharmaphorum

However, the global lockdown forced many Americans to utilise telehealth, with many patients, doctors, and hospitals realising the benefits after using it first-hand—and almost 88% of Americans want it to stay for non-urgent appointments. Customer demands encouraged new partnerships among healthcare providers and technology companies.