New Survey Reveals Americans’ Views on Pharmacy, Pandemic Response & COVID Antivirals
Morning Consult conducted the survey of U.S. adults, which was commissioned by NACDS, from February 15-16.
Morning Consult conducted the survey of U.S. adults, which was commissioned by NACDS, from February 15-16.
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So much can be said about the heroism of pharmacists who serve their communities each and every day. As October’s celebration of American Pharmacists Month arrives, I have been flooded by seemingly millions of thoughts about their amazing work and the response it deserves.
During the virtual National Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS) Total Store Expo (TSE) Business Program on Monday, August 23, NACDS President and CEO Steven C. Anderson emphasized the vital role that pharmacies and pharmacy teams continue to play in the nation’s ongoing COVID-19 vaccination campaign.
As the nation continues to combat the COVID-19 virus and emerging variants, it remains more important than ever for Americans to stay current with vaccinations and other critical health and wellness needs.
Over the past 18 months, pharmacy has gone from one of the nation’s great hopes to one of the nation’s true heroes in the response to COVID-19.
In an historic move last week, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Semglee (insulin glargine-yfgn) as the first interchangeable biosimilar product.
Thank you to America’s pharmacy teams for helping to make 2021’s July 4th celebrations just that – true celebrations!
NACDS and member companies remain committed to pursuing initiatives which cultivate a culture of inclusiveness, diversity, equity, awareness and excellence; partner with Elizabeth Seton High School to strengthen the pipeline for diverse, skilled professionals to enter the pharmacy workforce.
To embark on an inspirational hour, ask Fruth Pharmacy President Lynne Fruth, a member of the NACDS Board of Directors, about West Virginia’s success in getting COVID-19 vaccines to patients’ arms. All of her stories contribute to an unmistakable narrative: the priorities of taking care of patients and proving pharmacy’s unique ability to do just that.