Waikato

HAVING THE CONVERSATION about maternal vaccinations with pregnant Māori women goes a long way to persuading them to get vaccinated, a recently published study suggests. 

Two pharmacists-turned-city councillors have successfully defended their seats following the weekend’s local body elections

South Korean-born James Yu is embedded in te ao Māori. His pharmacy lies almost straight ahead when you walk through the doors of the beautiful premises of Te Kōhao Health in Hamilton East.

Keshree Naidoo-Rauf, co-owner of Unichem Pharmacy Rototuna and Unichem Pharmacy Te Rapa, answers Pharmacy Today’s questions about her life and work

HAMILTON PHARMACY owner Ian McMichael has successfully applied to change the names of a street and a park commemorating two colonial soldiers, in a move with mana whenua Ngāti Wairere.

Waikato pharmacists have been rolling up their sleeves and getting stuck into community vaccination drives 

Maternal pertussis vaccination rates are suboptimal in New Zealand but a recent study by Auckland, Canterbury and Waikato researchers has found community pharmacies may be effective at lifting uptake

Parents of vaccine-reluctant children have travelled from all over Waikato to see Sanjay Joshi from West Hamilton Pharmacy 

Hamilton pharmacy owner Ian McMichael has succeeded in an application asking the Hamilton City Council to change the names of a street and a park commemorating two colonial soldiers

Maternal pertussis vaccination rates are suboptimal in New Zealand but a recent study by Auckland, Canterbury and Waikato researchers has found community pharmacies may be effective at lifting uptake