Get a Step Ahead of Mishaps With Toenail Fungus Meds

August 2020

Sandal season will lead to questions about treating toenail fungus, or onychomycosis.

Many patients are concerned about these discoloured, thick, and brittle nails for cosmetic reasons...but treatment isn't always needed.

Plus it can take over a year to see improvement with meds...until the toenail grows out...and recurrence is common.

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Table of Contents

Med Safety Clarify Ambiguous Abbreviations
Influenza Have a Game Plan for Flu Vaccines in 2020-21
Infectious Diseases Stay Alert for Dexamethasone Rxs to Prevent or Treat COVID-19
Practice Help Your Pharmacy Team Adapt to Change
Pediatrics Keep Your Radar Up for Kids Getting Risky Meds
Bites & Stings Ensure Patients Get the Right Product for Bug Bites and Stings
Depression Expect Spravato to Be Saved for Hard-to-Treat Depression
Women's Health More Patients Will Ask About Menstrual Cups
Fungal Infections Get a Step Ahead of Mishaps With Toenail Fungus Meds