Redwood's Medical Edge

I've blogged here a lot about the trouble many authors have with scope of practice issues. Scope of practice is what the licensing board...

I'm so excited to host future author and pharmacist, Amy Gale, who will be blogging on the topic of falsifying prescriptions. Wel...

Suspense novelists are a little consumed with finding ways to kill their characters. I'm guessing that's why this post by Kathleen R...

The one year anniversary of this blog was October 31st! Now that the zombies have been put to sleep for another year, it's time to celeb...

Today concludes Sarah's four-part series on contemporary pharmacy. I've certainly enjoyed having her back and can't wait for her...

Sarah Sundin continues her four-part series on contemporary pharmacy. Today she focuses on the community pharmacist. This series is providin...

Sarah continues her four part Wednesday series on contemporary pharmacy. Today, she focuses on education and training. Fiction writers do ...