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Five leading pharmacy organisations are requesting the Pharmacy Council release the results of its consultation on proposed changes to pharmacists’ continuing education requirements, but the council is not budging

The Pharmacy Council has so far received more than 100 applications for its $1.7 million pharmacy relief fund

Alison Quesnel, who fronted New Zealand’s natural products industry body for nearly a decade, is retiring

Labour’s massive win in the general election last month seems unlikely to translate to the massive change the pharmacy sector has been clamouring for

Pharmacy sector leaders are welcoming the appointment of a new health minister and his associates

The Health and Disability Commissioner has rebuked a pharmacist, a pharmacy and the Northland DHB for a series of failures that resulted in a young boy with cerebral palsy and epilepsy being given the wrong medicine on several occasions

Labour’s massive win in the general election last month seems unlikely to translate to the massive change the pharmacy sector has been clamouring for

The Pharmacy Council has so far received more than 100 applications for its $1.7 million pharmacy relief fund

Far from the guidance and support of pharmacists and other health professionals, small groups of athletes and gym-goers are importing illicit and potentially dangerous substances in the hope of getting big, looking lean and improving sporting performance

The Otago School of Pharmacy held a memorial event last month to commemorate Dorothy Saville, a beloved lecturer who passed away in September