November 2017

Everyone needs more good news in their life. This section of Pharmacy Today will bring you a small dose of good news to
recognise pharmacies which have gone above and beyond

What do pharmacists do to relax once they have hung up the white coat at the end of the day? A whole load of unusual activities it turns out. Each month, we profile a pharmacist with an unusual hobby

Huge textbooks have been written about the best ways to undertake research, how to statistically analyse data and how to interpret research findings.

This short article discusses some of the basic principles health professionals should employ when looking for studies and assessing their results, to decide how they should be used when giving advice to patients.

Joints allow us to jump, dance and pick up our kids but, for many people, they can hinder even the most basic movement.

The biggest culprit for joint pain, and the leading cause of disability in New Zealand adults, is arthritis.

There must be something about being the Supreme Winner at the Pharmacy Awards that inspires the victor to give a memorable speech.

Sending an eight-year-old  boy who spoke no English to intermediate school in New Zealand may seem a recipe for disaster, but Ahmad Zareh rose to the occasion