Medicine decision-making delays are affecting patients, pharmacists and the broader healthcare system, a professional body argues Lags in adopting new medicines and treatments are often felt by ...

Community pharmacies in the state can now offer the needle-free influenza vaccine to more children and teenagers Western Australia has expanded free access to the nasal influenza vaccine FluMist to ...

The Dr Erica Sainsbury Awards recognise those who have shown commitment to investing in pharmacists of the future The Australian Pharmacy Council (APC) has opened submissions for the Dr Erica ...

Discount pharmacy group founder steps down; Communication and mitigation strategies to tackle drug shortages is lacking; Pharmacists to resupply oral contraceptives under legislation before the Irish ...

The capsules contain undisclosed medicines used to treat ED, which can have dangerous interactions with other prescription drugs, according to the regulator The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) ...

We welcome a leading pharmacist educator and writer onto our team Dr Brett MacFarlane BPharm (Hons), PhD, FACP, MPS has been appointed to the new role of Clinical Editor and Chief Pharmacist with the ...

Policy change to allow overseas pharmacists waiting to secure an internship or visa, to extend the validity period of their Skills Assessment Outcome ...

New serum for blemish-prone skin Cetaphil Blemish Purifying Serum is a lightweight serum clinically proven to reduce blemishes from day 3 and help prevent breakouts.1 Formulated with 0.5% salicylic ...

Medical lobby group accused of crying ‘wolf’ in submission on pharmacist prescribing Plans to implement an endorsement for pharmacists to prescribe autonomously “risk worsening patient outcomes”, the ...

PSA branch committees name leadership teams for 2026/27 term A mixture of established figures and fresh voices will take the reins of the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia’s branch committees for ...

Regulator pledges to clamp down on unapproved products containing prescription-only medicines Patients are being urged not to use unapproved sexual enhancement products, saying they may pose a serious ...