Video: IQVIA shares 2024 Pharmacy Trends, Issues & Forecasts
Doug Long and Scott Biggs of IQVIA recap the latest data trends impacting retail pharmacy on day three of TSE.
Drug Store News
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Video: Kevin Host recaps TSE day two Business Program
Kevin Host, senior vice president of pharmacy at Walmart and NACDS chair, shares key takeaways from the day's sessions.
Video: Lindholz, Freishtat discuss pharmacy-powered healthcare models
Kroger Health's Colleen Lindholz and the Milken Institute's Holly Freishtat discuss scalable care models that can empower the pharmacist's growing role in community health.
Watch DSN: Community Unites for Discount Drug Mart’s Drug Take Back Day
The regional chain collects expired prescriptions to keep them out of vulnerable hands and out of the waterways.
From volume to value: Lisa Paley calls for industry focus on improved health outcomes
Haleon's Lisa Paley addressed the industry's ongoing initiatives to focus on value-based—not volume-based—health care during the Annual meeting.
Video: Attendees share what's driving excitement in retail pharmacy
We asked about the latest innovations and trends drumming up retail excitement on Day 4 of Annual.
Video: What's the Best Part About Coming to Annual?
We asked, you answered! Check out some of the reasons attendees love coming to the NACDS Annual meeting every year.
Pioneering wellness
Dr. Linh Lee, director of pharmacy for Ralphs Pharmacy, is creating a holistic and nutritional framework combining pharmacy and nutrition.
Watch DSN: The vital link between literacy and community health
Denine Torr, executive director of the Dollar General Literacy Foundation and Dollar General’s vice president of corporate social responsibility and philanthropy, discusses the foundation's 30-year journey.
Forces for good
Sheryl Burke, SVP of corporate social responsibility and chief sustainability officer of CVS Health, shines a light on the retailer's efforts to help communities at the local and national levels.
The Lip Bar’s innovative inclusivity
Melissa Butler, founder and CEO of The Lip Bar, shares the journey of her brand’s expansion into major retailers.
Stetson and Luke Grimes saddle up to reignite the brand for the modern age
In our Q&A with Stephen Mormoris, CEO of Scent Beauty, he shares how teaming up with Yellowstone star Luke Grimes is helping the fragrance reach a younger audience.
Empowering women with eco-friendly products
Alexandra Fennell, co-founder of Attn: Grace, shares the brand’s momentum and the importance of sustainably sourced incontinence products.
WE panel sheds light on women's unmet needs in retail, healthcare sectors
Suppliers and retailers can work in tandem to address educational barriers to fulfill unmet needs in the female product and health sectors.
5 fast questions with Hy-Vee's Shelby Stritzke
Shelby Stritzke, vice president of fashion, beauty and innovation at Hy-Vee, shares what's on the horizon for men's personal care at TSE.
Inside Beauty: Celebrity MUA Priscilla Ono discusses trending lash innovations
Priscilla Ono, celebrity makeup artist for Kiss, shares how false lashes can simplify users' makeup routines while boosting their confidence.
Inside Beauty: Soapbox co-founder and CEO discusses the personalization of hair care
David Simnick, co-founder and CEO of Soapbox, shares how the beauty industry embraces all kinds of hair types and why consumers seek personalized ingredients for their tresses.
Inside Beauty: Celebrity Hairstylist Janel Sealy Smith shares styles for day or night
Janel Sealy Smith, hairstylist with Kiss Colors & Care, shares how consumers can easily elevate and experiment with a variety of styles while protecting their tresses.
Inside Beauty: Maesa dives deep into the macro trends shaping the industry
DSN caught up with Oshiya Savur, chief brand officer at Maesa, to discuss the latest macro trends in the beauty industry.
Watch DSN: CVS Health's Community Equity Alliance addresses health care disparities
DSN caught up with Dr. Joneigh Khaldun, vice president and chief health equity officer, CVS Health, to discuss the goals of the CVS Health Community Equity Alliance.
Garden Center Magazine
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Teaching transplants
As residents from all over the U.S. migrate to fast-growing cities, there are educational opportunities for garden centers to help these new inhabitants thrive.
Is your business attractive to future employees?
At Cultivate’22, John Kennedy shared how garden centers can become sought-after, attractive job prospects for potential hires, along with tips to retain star employees.
Destinations by design
We journeyed along on the Garden Center Retail Tour hosted by AmericanHort to explore two independent garden centers and one all-in-one marketplace. Check out our virtual tour in the slideshows below!
2023 Garden Trends Report recap
From Tesla to TikTok, retailers should take note of these 7 trends for 2023, including the report's color of the year.
Bold ambitions
Here’s how Shelmerdine Garden Centre’s new initiatives are paving the way for a more customer-conscious experience.
Lead them to water
Pollinators’ water supply can come from the most overlooked sources — from a pool of muddy rainwater to a drop in a spigot. These tips show your customers ways to help them thrive.
Recipes for success
Crafting custom soil blends can bring your IGC brand recognition, customer satisfaction and continued loyalty.
Tap, swipe, buy
Use these tips to make the most out of Instagram to boost your brand, engage your audience and influence in-store purchases.
Tampa-based feed and garden supply center gives back to support Ukraine
Shell’s Feed & Garden Supply raised more than $600 to support the American Red Cross’ efforts to aid refugees fleeing Ukraine.
Pottery, price hikes and perseverance
Supply chain disruptions are creating a domino effect of surcharges and shortages, leaving garden centers reeling and re-evaluating amid limited access to container inventory.
Container trends: What’s new for ‘22
From statement pieces to classic neutral shapes and designs, here’s what customers are buying this year.
FIve Questions with Cameron Bonsey
The vice president of marketing at Coast of Maine discusses the development and efficacy of the Stonington Blend Grower’s Mix for growing cannabis and vegetable gardening.
Blooms for the birds
Hybrid and native plants can help your customers attract friends in flight to their backyards while beautifying their landscapes.
Five Questions With Sarah Spatola
As grower-retailers and garden center customers alike strive to maximize water efficiency, Ecologel’s marketing director shares how Hydretain can benefit users down to the last drop.
Marketable miniatures
Flowering miniatures tout colorful blooms and space-saving options for retailers to market as attractive alternatives to larger, more traditional houseplants.
Coming back stronger
From supply shortages to unpredictable weather, these garden centers share how they’re finding unique opportunities amidst the challenges of the coming spring.
Pet potential
Through promotional events and robust marketing campaigns, garden centers can leverage their pet departments to retain a stable customer base throughout the year.
Creating an online garden center
Maria Gardens Center shares the strategic move behind its addition of Maria’s Plant Farm, the company’s new online houseplant and succulent shop.
Keeping watch
From theft to cybercrime, it’s the perfect time to prioritize security at your garden center.
Support your strongest asset
From boosting hourly pay to creating an empathetic work environment, here’s why employee appreciation is a core tenet at successful garden centers.
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Ophthalmology Times
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(PODCAST) Episode 9: Why intense pulsed light therapy is ideal for treating chalazion
In our latest episode, Laura M. Periman, MD, shares her experience using intense pulsed light (IPL) therapy, and the benefits she's found in it for treating patients with chalazion.
(PODCAST) Episode 8: It's time to add IPL therapy to your toolbox
In our latest episode, Harvey Fishman, MD, PhD, shares why intense pulsed light (IPL) therapy is a valuable asset in any ophthalmologist's toolbox.
Sustained-release implant promising for long-term IOP reduction
E. Randy Craven, MD, shares results from a phase 1/2 study involving an intracameral bimatoprost sustained-release implant.
When to consider corneal cross-linking treatment
Audrey Talley Rostov, MD, discusses corneal cross-linking (CXL) complications, and when to consider treatment.
Intense pulsed light therapy for the treatment of chalazions
Laura M. Periman, MD, shares how IPL therapy can quickly rid patients of painful chalazions.
(PODCAST) Episode 6: Ophthalmologist's idea sparks invention
Joshua Mali, MD, shares why he created an eyeglass holder for his clinic patients, and he walks us through the steps of turning an idea into a patent.
Every eye injury on Game of Thrones, ranked
The night is dark and full of (ophthalmic) terrors
This woman had *WHAT* living in her eye?!
Every now and then we catch wind of a seemingly implausible eye-related story, but here's one that really threw us for a loop.
(PODCAST) Episode 4: Advances in floater treatment
Christopher F. Wood, MD, is confident that laser technology will allow ophthalmologists to safely popularize floater treatment and expand access to more patients.
Orbis educational footprint soars to new heights
Using Cybersight telemedicine technology, Orbis International can teach procedures in real-time and mentor doctors-in-training abroad.
Akron Children's Hospital
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"N" is for Nurture...but also for NURSES!
More than 40 retired nurses, representing more than 1,000 years of service to the hospital, gathered recently to celebrate Akron Children’s Hospital’s 125 years of caring.
Patient who represented Akron Children’s in Washington ready for Radiothon
Despite all his medical complications and the exhausting days of surgeries and treatments he’s endured, three year-old Chase Flaherty’s eyes open wide and he flashes a smile when his favorite song, Maroon 5’s “Moves Like Jagger,” is within earshot.
Tyler Jordan: a 14 year old full of pranks and spunk
Tyler Jordan’s family first came to Akron Children’s Hospital Mahoning Valley when he was 8 years old to be treated for cerebral palsy. Now, the Radiothon star wants to give back to others with his condition.
Gala celebrates 125 years of service:
The event, which was held on the Akron campus, highlighted our generous community’s support and was presented by the Women’s Board of Akron Children’s Hospital.
Overcoming all obstacles
Brooklyn was excited to meet Anna and Elsa, stars of Disney’s “Frozen.” Brooklyn Kennedy, a 12-year-old 7th grader at Niles Middle School already has faced more medical struggles in her young life than most people face in a lifetime.
Simon says: Support the 9th annual Walk for Babies:
At 3 ½ years old, Simon Conger is a healthy graduate of Akron Children’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) who is still on the path to recovery. Nothing gets this little guy down, and this year he’s the featured patient for the 9th annual Walk for Babies.
Care to last a lifetime
When 19-year-old Joey Penko graduated from Copley High School in May, family and friends couldn’t wait to celebrate with him – including his extended family at Akron Children’s Hospital.
A cup of coffee, with a side of family-centered care
Families are grateful for Judy’s coffee cart because it provides them with sweet snacks, free of charge.
It’s 10 a.m., and Judy Doyle wipes down the side of a coffee cup before offering it to a mom who has been sitting up all night with her child.
Patients receive royal treatment during 2nd annual Kay Jewelers carnival
A Princess and Knight Royal Celebration on Aug. 6 created lots of smiles while pampering our patients and their families.
Rare diagnosis inspires patient to give back
A gifted athlete, Megan Merrill didn’t let ovarian cancer stop her. Now, the former cancer patient gives back as much as she can to help other children with cancer.
Backdrop magazine
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Only what you can carry
One senior goes on an emotional, cross-campus journey after playing a Bobcat-made smartphone game.
Financial footwork
Nimble, deliberate feet pound away in concentrated movements inside Putnam Hall on a rainy Thursday afternoon.
A homemade morning
Cool autumn mornings call for a cozy breakfast. Ditch the dorm microwave and savor the chance to cook with real ovens and working stovetops.
The Bobcat behind Imgur
Meet the man behind the memes. OU alumnus Alan Schaaf has created another website to distract you from your studies.
Who you gonna call? Dark Night Investigators!
Halloween in Athens has long passed, but that doesn’t mean the scary fun has to stop there. Nate Gastin, the lead investigator for Dark Night Investigators (DNI), a paranormal activity-searching group from Logan, Ohio, lives for the thrill of ghosts and hauntings.