More Than an Accessory

Sunglasses are more than just an accessory to throw on during the upcoming bright sunny days; they’re the best way to protect your eyes against these preventable conditions.

World Hand Hygiene

It seems so basic! But correctly washing your hands could mean the difference between fighting a cold for a few days or spreading your bug to the next person. We could all use a refresher!

Warning Signs of Lyme Disease

Whether you’re a hiker, a parent, a pet owner, or someone who enjoys spending time in their own backyard, everyone can play a part in preventing Lyme disease and supporting the community impacted by it.

Recognizing Nurses

Nurses provide hands-on care that is often the difference. They are the first to respond to patient needs, administer medications, monitor vital signs, and offer comfort to those in their care.

Be the Match: Celebrating National Donate Life Month

Every April, National Donate Life Month shines a spotlight on the incredible impact of organ, eye, and tissue donation. Through a variety of local and national events, the month is dedicated to raising awareness, encouraging Americans to register as donors, and celebrating the selfless individuals who have given others a second chance at life through donation.

Using Art to Dispel Stigma

SBS’s Say It Out Loud campaign works to dispel the stigma and connect those in need with the help that makes lives better. People of all ages are encouraged to submit works in a wide variety of media to help everyone Say It Out Loud and use art therapy as an expression of their emotions!

Understanding Pelvic Floor Therapy

Pelvic floor therapy is important and applies to anyone who has a pelvis, so everyone! Pelvic floor physical therapy can treat various conditions, including incontinence, prolapse, pelvic pain, back pain, constipation, and more.

Frequently Un-Asked Questions

The role of a pharmacist is inherently available to the community to help provide clarity about anything related to their medications or care. Below are a few questions that pharmacists don’t get asked a lot and wish they did.