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ChatGPT Provides Inaccurate Responses to Questions About Drug Information

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Two posters presented at ASHP 2023 Midyear examined how accurate answers were from the artificial intelligence chatbot.

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The Importance of Staying Informed on New OTC Product Releases, Recalls | APhA 2025

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Dan Krinsky, BS, MS, RPh, FAPhA, and Stefanie Ferreri, PharmD, BCACP, FAPhA, discussed new OTC product releases, recalls, and other updates pharmacists should be aware of.

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Pharmacy in the Digital Age

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The world’s information is at our fingertips, but understanding that information and applying it to patient care still requires a rigorous education.

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Drug Transparency Can Help Patients Make Better, More Informed Decisions

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Lathe Bigler, Vice President of Clinical Network Services at FDB and General Manager at FDB Vela, discusses drug transparency and why it's important for patients to shop around for their prescriptions.

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Pharmacists Should Adapt Harm Reduction Efforts to Address Unregulated Substances

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It’s important that pharmacists continuously revise their counseling as new information about substances such as xylazine, levamisole, and phenacetin emerges, said Anita Jacobson at this year’s American Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting & Exposition.

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How has the evolution of data changed independent pharmacy?

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But is the collected information being used to help with documentation, care planning, and reimbursement? Big data and analytics are everywhere—including in independent pharmacy.

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Can ChatGPT Be Trusted to Provide Medication Information to Patients?

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Although a recent study revealed shortcomings associated with ChatGPT and its guidance on medication use, it doesn’t rule out its potential as a valuable health care tool.

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