10/31/2025
Webinar on new California regs is happening now! If you dispense to California patients, you wonât want to miss a three-part free webinar series, âCalifornia Compliance,â from our friends at LP3, covering the stateâs new (and tweaked) regulations, especially the requirements for compounding pharmacies operating or dispensing in the state. Important stuff, and you can catch the full series on-demand if you miss any of the sessions.
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Stretch them shoulders! Feeling a little stressed? Stretch your back! You know, flex your shoulders, stretch them out, do a little shake â University of Minnesota researchers did a small study and they think that âstretching the upper back muscles triggers a reflex through the parasympathetic nervous system,â and that lowers blood pressure and helps you feel relaxed. (And weâre willing to bet that at least half of you just tried it. Good for you!)
SC is looking for a few good compounders. If youâre in South Carolina, you might be interested in applying for the new Compounding Advisory Panel from the SCBoP. It will âadvise the board on regulatory considerations in specific practice areas related to pharmaceutical compounding,â and the nine members serve for a year. More information is available from the BoP.
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A GLP-1 plateau? Axios has an interesting report: It seems that GLP-1 prescribing âshows signs of leveling off,â according to a new study from Truveta. The Axios folks speculate that price might be a major factor â cost, insurance coverage (and thus the ability to stay on the drugs) might be tempering demand. Read more about this story at https://bit.ly/4qxOn3X
Study: Spa oversight is limited. A new study out of Yale looked at how states oversaw and regulated IV hydration spas, as well as what kinds of products those spas provided, what claims they made, and how they were staffed. What it found was that not only did spa offerings (and staff) vary widely, but so did state oversight. In fact, only four states had specific policies addressing hydration-spa practices, although 32 had guidance for those spas. The authorsâ conclusion: âmore stringent oversight may be necessary to protect public health.â Get a more in depth look at this study here: https://bit.ly/4oqpR3m