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Vaping likely causes cancer
Tuesday | Mar 31 2026A comprehensive review by Australian researchers has found that vaping is likely to cause lung and oral cancer, with experts calling for action to be taken now, rather than repeating the mistakes made with cigarettes.
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When it comes to trust, consent matters
Tuesday | Mar 31 2026DIGITAL health advocate Mina Giang highlights the importance of gaining patient consent when collecting data.
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TGA unlawful importation bust
Tuesday | Mar 31 2026THREE health practitioners have been issued with infringement notices totalling $23,760 by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) for the alleged unlawful importation of unapproved therapeutic goods.
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Have your say on the Ethics code
Tuesday | Mar 31 2026PUBLIC consultation on the PSA’s draft revised Code of Ethics for Pharmacists (PD 11 Mar) closes on 17 Apr, and pharmacists are encouraged to take part – learn more HERE.
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New PBS listings for Keytruda
Tuesday | Mar 31 2026THE Federal Government has announced the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) listing of immunotherapy drug Keytruda (pembrolizumab, MSD) for Australians diagnosed with certain early-stage cancers from 01 Apr 2026.
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PSA welcomes new SA health minister
Tuesday | Mar 31 2026THE Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) has welcomed Blair Boyer (pictured) as South Australia’s new Minister for Health and Wellbeing, thanking outgoing Minister Chris Picton for his strong engagement with the pharmacy profession.
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Dispensary Corner 31 Mar 26
Tuesday | Mar 31 2026For many people, the big issues when flying are lost luggage, missed connections and flight cancellations.
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PD for Tue 31 Mar 2026
Tuesday | Mar 31 2026PSA honours Darragh legacy, vaping likely causes cancer, pharmacists urged to ensure data collection is compliant, and more
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PSA recognises SA/NT excellence
Monday | Mar 30 2026THE Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) has recognised excellence in South Australian and Northern Territory pharmacy with the 2026 awards for outstanding pharmacists.
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FPA backs pharmacists
Monday | Mar 30 2026FAMILY Planning Australia (FPA)supports pharmacists working to their full scope of practice – including prescribing hormonal contraceptives – but stated this should not replace a client’s ongoing care with their primary care provider.
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