Which governing body regulates the practice of pharmacy in each state?

The correct choice is the State Board of Pharmacy, as this body is specifically tasked with regulating the practice of pharmacy within each state. Each State Board of Pharmacy sets the laws and standards that govern the licensing, registration, and discipline of pharmacists and pharmacy technicians. These regulations ensure that pharmacies adhere to guidelines that ensure the safety, efficacy, and quality of medications dispensed.

The other options are involved in the broader context of healthcare and medications but do not have the direct regulatory authority over the practice of pharmacy at the state level. The Food and Drug Administration oversees the safety and efficacy of drugs and medical devices at the national level but does not address the day-to-day operations of pharmacies. The Drug Enforcement Administration focuses primarily on the regulation of controlled substances and preventing drug abuse, rather than overseeing all pharmacy practices. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is concerned with public health and safety, particularly in relation to disease prevention and control, not specifically with pharmacy practice regulations.