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The beginning of the pandemic's end? Walgreens Chief Medical Officer Dr. Kevin Ban reflects on the pandemic two years in and explains what tools the country will need to navigate the next phase.The infertility journey, as shared by Walgreens pharmacists In recognition of National Infertility Awareness Week, learn how real-life experiences have shaped how Walgreens specialty fertility pharmacies support patients.The best in Walgreens tech come together for Demo Day Hundreds of team members from Digital Product, Design and Engineering gather in Chicago for show-and-tell-style presentations of their work.The artists behind Walgreens Juneteenth greeting cards Meet the team that captured the emotions of the holiday in ‘Lift Every Voice: A Juneteenth Story.’
The more the merrier with All of Us The ambitious national research program – designed to usher in a new era of tailor-made healthcare treatments – is well on its way to 1 million data donors with help from Walgreens and, surprisingly, COVID-19.
The vaccine and me A Walgreens registered store manager and pharmacist shares her experience of getting the COVID-19 vaccine and her thoughts on being part of the solution to end the pandemic.The life of the party When a birthday girl in Orlando asked for a Walgreens-themed celebration, our teams didn’t need a second invitation to jump in and help.The moment we're in WBA senior vice president and global chief diversity officer, Carlos Cubia, encourages us all to engage and embrace this time of cultural awakening as we enter Black History Month in 2021.The doctor and pharmacist will see you now A Village Medical physician and Walgreens pharmacy manager prove that sharing really is caring, as they collaborate to serve the community at a new clinic in Scottsdale, Ariz.
The safest vaccine? The one you can get. Walgreens Chief Medical Officer Dr. Kevin Ban answers questions on how the COVID-19 vaccines compare.The road to being cancer-free How a Walgreens team member and breast cancer survivor came to represent Susan G. Komen’s Race for the Cure on billboards throughout Columbus, Ohio.The camaraderie after the storm Hurricane Ian ravaged southwest Florida. Through spotty cell service and damaged homes, one Walgreens store team stayed connected and saved lives.The Sanderson Sisters are back, and they're headed to Walgreens What happens when the witches from Disney’s “Hocus Pocus 2” come to your store in search of a potion? A Walgreens store manager provides the inside scoop.The right allergy medicine for your symptoms this season Walgreens brand allergy medications deliver value with national brand quality at a fraction of the cost.
The COVID-19 public health emergency is ending: What it means for you Walgreens patients should prepare for a few changes when the public health emergency for COVID-19 ends May 11.The doctor's here, thanks to Red Nose Day donations The Children’s Health Fund provides no-cost healthcare to children in under-resourced communities and reaches more families thanks to support from Walgreens fundraising.The greatest reward is helping patients return to doing what they love Following a terrifying scooter accident, Vanessa McCambridge made a full recovery thanks to her CareCentrix nurse coach.The power of a picture Photography has scientifically proven health benefits. To mark World Photography Day, Walgreens shows photo facts to celebrate the better health the more than 1 billion photos we print help enable.The many pathways to parenthood LGBT+ team members show us that families may come in all shapes and sizes, but they all have one thing in common: love for each other.
On the road with a mobile vaccination clinic Hop on! Walgreens Stories visits the coast-to-coast COVID-19 vaccination bus at its stop in Detroit’s Eastern Market.The price of freedom As more Americans recognize and celebrate Juneteenth, WBA’s chief diversity officer reminds us of its meaning.
The family behind the photos What it means for one LGBT+ family to be represented in Walgreens’ summer campaign.The Vaccine, In Our Words: Tuskegee's Johnny Ford Decades after unethical experimentation conducted in Tuskegee, Ala., cultivated medical mistrust among African Americans, former mayor Johnny Ford is getting the COVID-19 vaccine in hopes that he inspires others to do the same.'The Vaccine, In Our Words': Maine's Sharon Daley A nurse battles time and tide to bring the COVID-19 vaccine to rural communities living on the remote islands along Maine’s coast.'The Vaccine, In Our Words': Massachusetts' Gladys Vega An activist in Chelsea, Mass., is on a mission to get her majority-Hispanic community vaccinated and protected from COVID – and she won’t take no for an answer.