Balancing between pain management and opioid addiction is a current struggle in the United States. But now there may be a better alternative on the horizon.
Author: Celeste Small
Celeste Small, PharmD (she/her/hers) currently practices pharmacy at Patrick SpaceForce Base in Satellite Beach, FL. Her interests are medical writing and chronic conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, geriatrics, nutrition, and non-sterile compounding. She also has a unique experience in being able to measure and order certain medical supplies such as compression stockings for patients with vein issues. She is a freelance medical writer on the side and has written content for blogs, presentations, and for educational material. In her free time, she enjoys travelling, going to theme parks, listening to music and enjoying the Florida sun. Celeste is a proud graduate of the University of South Florida in Tampa, FL where she obtained both her Bachelor’s of Science and Doctorate of Pharmacy. Celeste is licensed pharmacist in Florida.
A Pharmacist Guide to Probiotics
With the abundance of probiotics on the market, this guide can aid you in selecting the right one for your patient.
Heart Disease: The Killer in the Youth
Young people are increasingly dying from heart disease. Discover the reasons, preventions and how pharmacists can play a vital role in the care of this population.
2023 First Quarter Round-up
As we enter the first quarter of 2023, the world continues to experience a wide range of significant events and developments that are already shaping our future in significant ways.…
A Look at the Cutting-Edge New Medications of 2023
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Weight Loss Drugs…For Kids?
The prevalence of childhood obesity has risen in the past few years, but now there are approved medications to combat this condition.
2022 News Roundup
When it comes to medicine, 2022 was one be one of the most impactful. Here are some of medical stories that made top headline news.