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Glucojel Glucojoy
Wednesday | Dec 4 2024GLUCOJEL is running a major campaign for a $10,000 giveaway, so stock your shelves well with the popular product to attract more customers in-store – more details page five.
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Consider savings
Wednesday | Dec 4 2024WHETHER it’s catalogue pre-order rebates, dispensary assistance subscriptions or bonus stock, aligning with Chemsave delivers bottom-line benefits – learn more about a special offer on page four.
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Vapes smokes won’t help you quit
Wednesday | Dec 4 2024USING both vapes and cigarettes could mean a person is less likely to quit than their peers who only smoke or only vape, according to international research.
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Tiny activity bursts halve CV risk
Wednesday | Dec 4 2024TINY daily bursts of vigorous activity could almost halve cardiovascular risk in middle-aged women, say researchers from the University of Sydney.
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Dispensary Corner 04 Dec 24
Wednesday | Dec 4 2024FOLLOWING anti-vaxxer conspiracy theorist Robert F Kennedy’s appointment as the US secretary of health and human services, it seems anything is possible.
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Bion Tears Lubricant Eye Drops discontinued from the PBS
Wednesday | Dec 4 2024BION Tears is no longer available via PBS subsidy (Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme) in Australia.
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Mag-Sup Powder – a better way to absorb magnesium
Wednesday | Dec 4 2024MAG-SUP powder is a high absorption magnesium supplement for use in magnesium deficiencies. It contains magnesium aspartate which has increased bioavailability compared to other forms of magnesium. Magnesium aspartate has a better oral absorption than magnesium citrate, magnesium glycinate, magnesium chloride and magnesium oxide.
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PD for Wed 04 Dec 2024
Wednesday | Dec 4 2024Get ready for PCS25, holiday COVID planning, vapes plus smokes a hindrance, and more
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Safe AI use in healthcare
Tuesday | Dec 3 2024A NEW initiative to create an online tool that will help classify different types of artificial intelligence (AI) solutions used in Australian healthcare has been announced by the Digital Health Cooperative Research Centre.
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Mental health inequity
Tuesday | Dec 3 2024NEW research has found that Australians living in the most disadvantaged areas experience the highest levels of mental health distress and have the least access to services.
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