News
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PSA nominations explosion
Thursday | Mar 30 2017THE Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) has received an "unprecedented number of nominations" for positions on its State and Territory Branch Committees, including from a record number of female and Early Career Pharmacists (ECPs).
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MedsASSIST closes today
Thursday | Mar 30 2017THE Pharmacy Guild of Australia has announced the shutdown of its MedsASSIST real-time recording system, with the system to be discontinued effective tonight.
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DU’IT Baby Body Moisturiser
Wednesday | Mar 29 2017BASED on a natural emulsifying system for mildness with olive oil and lactylate, DU'IT Baby Body Moisturiser is enriched with high quality pure organic oils (a natural blend of apricot, avocado and calming evening primrose oils) to sooth and moisturise dry sensitive skin.
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New makeup miracle beauty hacks
Wednesday | Mar 29 2017LONG forgotten as the miracle product that it still is, Vaseline petroleum jelly is again recognised as an essential for the beauty kit with so many uses.
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Kakadu – Water Lily Hand Crème
Wednesday | Mar 29 2017GLASSHOUSE Fragrances Kakadu Water Lily Hand Crme features an exotic blend of water lily, spring orange blossom, precious woods and amber.
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Flawless Bronzing Stick by DB
Wednesday | Mar 29 2017DESIGNER Brands (DB) has released its new Flawless Collection, an illuminating and on-trend range of photo-finishing products.
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NOAC v warfarin in AF
Wednesday | Mar 29 2017PATIENTS treated with one of the non-vitamin K antagonist oral anticoagulants (NOACs), namely Pfizer's Eliquis (apixaban), Boehringer Ingelheim's Pradaxa (dabigatran) or Bayer's Xarelto (rivaroxaban), can rest easy to learn that these drugs have a strong safety record even in the presence of a non-valvular atrial fibrillation (AF) comorbidity.
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CHF unity call
Wednesday | Mar 29 2017THE Consumers Health Forum (CHF) of Australia held a colloquium earlier this month, with the overarching message of the need to "get it together".
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US pharmacists charged with fraud
Wednesday | Mar 29 2017THE US Department of Justice has charged eight people from Texas for their participation in a massive pharmacy fraud scheme involving US$158 million in false claims for compounded medications.