G S Sachin

Mounting evidence of pharmacist burnout and increasing reports of suicides within the profession are fueling urgent calls for reform across the pharmacy industry, highlighting a crisis that threatens both practitioner well-being and patient safety. A growing number of pharmacists nationwide are facing overwhelming workloads, long hours, and pressure to meet strict performance metrics—factors now being … Read more

A high-profile lawsuit in Arkansas has ended in a settlement that could have significant effects on how pharmacies and pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) do business, both in the state and nationwide. The case centered on whether Arkansas had the right to regulate PBM practices—a pivotal issue as PBMs play a major role in determining how … Read more

Yakima’s pharmacy landscape is undergoing a significant transformation as Rite Aid prepares to close its last two stores in the region, ending an era for local customers and employees. The shakeup, set for August 1, comes amid Rite Aid’s ongoing bankruptcy and a wave of nationwide closures affecting hundreds of communities. Rite Aid’s exit from … Read more

A Lifeline Pharmacy for Downtown York Family First Health, a nonprofit healthcare provider with a strong presence in south-central Pennsylvania, is launching a brand-new pharmacy inside its downtown York clinic this fall. The move comes at a critical moment—after a wave of pharmacy closures, especially the loss of at least 17 Rite Aid stores in … Read more

The All-India Organisation of Chemists and Druggists (AIOCD) has called for stringent scrutiny of online pharmacy operations in the wake of a major counterfeit drug seizure in Delhi. The body has sharply criticised authorities for failing to regulate e-pharmacies, even as they enforce strict measures on physical chemists. E‑Pharmacies Under Fire After Counterfeit Drug Network … Read more

Maharashtra’s pharmacy education sector is under intense scrutiny as state authorities launch a major crackdown on newly approved pharmacy colleges failing to meet required standards. Surprise Inspections Reveal Widespread Violations A joint inspection team has discovered serious violations in over 150 pharmacy colleges approved between 2022 and 2025. Key deficiencies reported include missing or inadequate … Read more