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Young people are steeped in a digital environment that is a major contributor to their poor mental wellbeing, says Professor Sir Peter Gluckman

Auckland University researchers want to hear pharmacists’ experiences and opinions on the rescheduling of codeine and its impacts on patients

Laboratory workers in Wellington, the South Island and Hawke’s Bay are set to walk off the job again at the end of the month unless talks next week can end a stand-off with employers

A Cuban chemical research scientist on a whistlestop tour of New Zealand has shared the experience of her country’s biotech industry and COVID-19 vaccine development

Smoking, vaping, junk food and alcohol were up for scrutiny at Health Coalition Aotearoa’s political panel on prevention, held this morning in Wellington

Buying a community pharmacy is an ambition for many pharmacy students and pharmacists. Paulette Crowley finds out the risks and rewards

Taranaki Base Hospital and Hāwera Hospital have had to reduce pharmacy services because of chronic staff shortages

More than 60,000 minor ailments consults have been carried out by community pharmacies since the programme started less than two months ago

As hospital emergency departments are overwhelmed by a record influx of patients this winter, pharmacists are calling for the minor ailments scheme to be urgently expanded nationwide

The “avalanche of viciousness” toward Māori in the public submissions on the Pae Ora (Healthy Futures) Bill shows how race-based talk stymies targeted healthcare initiatives, researchers say