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The Government is “missing an opportunity” by not relaxing rules around e-cigarettes, the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee has said, while the RPS maintains more evidence is needed

The first Pharmacist Travel Health Conference is to take place in London on 3-4 November, organised by Voyager Medical in collaboration with UCL and others

As the new health secretary inherits an NHS crippled by a funding drought, long waiting times and access problems, how can he triage this septuagenarian?

The Belgian non-profit, which was set up to keep falsified medicines out of the European medicines supply chain, said that many pharma companies were behind on the ‘on-boarding’ process

A major US study points to a clear association between regular exercise and a reduction in poor mental health – but suggests that ‘more exercise is not always better’

Of the 402 pharmacies that were inspected in 2017-18 and judged to be poor or not meeting all standards, 98 per cent have made the necessary improvements, the report says

The first chapter of the Pharmacy Technicians Report has been released by the Pharmacists’ Defence Association (PDA)

So, your pharmacy needs a new van for deliveries, but should you lease one or buy one? What’s best for your business? 

A survey from the PDA suggests pharmacy technicians do not want greater responsibility for overseeing key tasks in pharmacies

Adding the dementia element will enable healthcare professionals to talk to patients about how they can reduce their dementia risk

Boots pharmacists have voted in favour of ending the recognition between the company and its own union

This module is designed to help you make a difference to customers with bladder weakness and equips you with the knowledge to give the very best advice

Board member Sultan ‘Sid’ Dajani has ‘broken rank’ to attack what he describes as the Society’s ‘weakness’ in addressing community pharmacy funding cuts

The growing importance of the role of pharmacist independent prescriber has led to the opening of a GPhC consultation on standards for their training

The roll out of Flarin ibuprofen capsules is being supported with a national TV campaign

As of Thursday 10 May, around 7,000 pharmacists employed by Boots can begin voting on their future union representation

A new report argues that pharmacists can tackle supply chain inefficiencies that leave people in many countries without access to basic life-saving medicines

What can recent data reveal about pharmacy participation in the NUMSAS scheme? PharmaData shares their analysis

Well customers are being invited to test an iPhone app for repeat prescriptions, following the launch of a digital prescription service

Pharmacies are often one of the first places that concerned new parents turn to for advice, leaving teams wondering if they can also strengthen the category in business terms