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    Relief for Post-Shingles Pain

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    Body Weight & Psoriasis

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    Shout Out to Oncology Nurses

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    Cancer Treatment Slowdowns

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    The Generics Have Arrived

    For headaches and run-of-the-mill aches and pains, patients have become accustomed to generic...

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    Patients, Not Charts

    BioPlus Specialty Pharmacy runs our specialty pharmacy with a personal touch. It’s a perk that the...

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    Psoriasis: Selecting the Right Treatment

    Psoriasis continues to be a common skin condition, affecting 8 million Americans (which is about...

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    BioPlus Appeals Team: Changing "No" to "Yes!"

    Do you have patients with insurance denials? Here at BioPlus we regularly transform those “no’s”...

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    Crohn’s Disease: Early is Key

    For many people with Crohn’s disease, it can be a long road from the first time symptoms appear to...

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    Missed Opportunities

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    One in a Million? No Thanks!

    Multiple sclerosis is a serious health condition faced by too many Americans. Experts recently...

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    Yoga Relief

    Rheumatoid arthritis medications have come a long way in aiding those with this autoimmune...

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    Hearty News About Psoriasis

    The skin condition psoriasis has a well-known connection to heart health. Unfortunately, the...

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    Diving Into Hepatitis C Genotypes

    The term ‘hepatitis C’ is often discussed as if it’s one disease. However, the situation is a bit...

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    Infusion Confusion?

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    Hepatitis C: A Look Back in a Big Year

    As we get our bearings at the start of 2019, it’s worth a moment to look back on 2018 and note the...

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    The Generic Side of MS Treatment

    At the 37th Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco last week, there was not...

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    2019 Looks Brighter for MS

    Welcome to 2019: a year that holds some exciting developments for multiple sclerosis medication...

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    Put Down the Salt Shaker!

    Multiple sclerosis is a complex autoimmune disease of the central nervous system which develops...

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    For Those with Psoriasis…How’s Your Liver?

    When you think of psoriasis, you probably think about the skin. It is true that this disease...

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    Steering Away From Rheumatoid Arthritis

    Painful, swollen joints are the calling card of rheumatoid arthritis (RA), which afflicts nearly...

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    Hepatitis C Cost Cutting

    Cure a life-threatening disease at a fraction of the cost – sounds like a great offer, right? The...

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    A Time of Thankfulness

    At BioPlus Specialty Pharmacy we pride ourselves on working as a team to go the extra mile in our...

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    Breathe Easy

    Asthma strikes one in every 12 people, which is about 8% of the population. And the numbers are on...

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    Trick or Treat Guide to MS

    Halloween is just around the corner and sugary treats are everywhere. When it comes to multiple...

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    Understanding NAFLD and NASH

    Guest blog by: Monica Morgan, Pharm.D., CSP

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    Mediterranean Diet for Breast Cancer

    Breast cancer, as with any cancer, develops for complex reasons. One of the contributing factors...

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    Flu Shots Important for Cancer Patients

    Last month I shared in this blog how important flu shots can be for anyone with rheumatoid...

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    Psoriasis Social Stigma

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    Financial Fallout

    A newer field of study, focused on “financial toxicity,” examines issues related to the personal...

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    Meet the Newest MS

    Researchers recently identified a new sub-type of multiple sclerosis: myelocortical MS. This...

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    Rheumatoid Arthritis Vs. The Scale

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    Multiple Sclerosis Warning Signs

    Multiple sclerosis doesn’t appear out of nowhere. In the few years prior to a diagnosis, people...

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    Find the Missing Millions

    July 28th of every year is World Hepatitis Day; this year the theme is “Find the Missing...

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    Psoriasis: Can Sleep Troubles be a Red Flag?

    The calling card of psoriasis is uncomfortable skin symptoms, such as red patches of dry, cracked...

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    Pregnancy and Hepatitis C

    Hepatitis C and pregnancy have a complicated relationship. Pregnancy itself does not appear to...

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    Psoriatic Arthritis: Current Understandings

    Doctors, as far back as the mid-19th century, noticed the connections between psoriasis and...

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    Get Moving! (Yes, Even if You Have Cancer)

    Exercise does a body good. In terms of cancer, there is already a substantial amount of evidence...

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    Latest Guidelines for MS Treatment

    Evidence-based medicine calls for ongoing research and refinement of best practices for treating...

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    Skip the Chemo?

    Breast cancer treatments have made impressive strides in terms of increasing survival rates for...

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    New Hope in Ulcerative Colitis

    Xeljanz (tofacitinib) garnered a lot of interest back in 2012 when it was developed and approved...

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    Autoimmune Diseases: Facing More Than One

    Multiple sclerosis is an autoimmune disease. The family of autoimmune diseases include such...

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