News
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African Mango by Swisse
Wednesday | Aug 9 2017SWISSE-BRANDED African Mango healthy plan is a supplement containing African mango to improve oxygen flow and lift mood.
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Dispensary Corner 09 Aug 17
Wednesday | Aug 9 2017A million dollar clinical trial of a new $9,000 dementia therapy robot has found it performed only slightly better than a soft toy, according to Australian Doctor.
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Pharmacy House taking shape
Wednesday | Aug 9 2017WORK is proceeding apace on the new headquarters of the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia in Canberra, with the ground floor of the new Pharmacy House starting to take shape (above).
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NZ antihistamine consultation
Wednesday | Aug 9 2017NEW Zealand's Medsafe medicines regulator has launched a consultation into proposed labelling changes for over-the-counter sedating antihistamines.
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Aromababy China win
Wednesday | Aug 9 2017AUSTRALIAN luxury organic brand Aromababy Natural Skincare has won an award for "Best Brand Experience" in China's Beauty Product Awards, as well as "Most Popular Natural Product Brand" in the China International Beauty Awards.
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ACP exam regos
Wednesday | Aug 9 2017THE Australian Pharmacy Council has announced that registrations for the upcoming Intern Written Examination and Competency Assessment of Overseas Pharmacists (CAOP) will open on 22 Aug 2017.
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Vepesid now available
Wednesday | Aug 9 2017THE Therapeutic Goods Administration has advised that the medicine shortage of Vepesid etoposide capsules and Etopophos (etoposide phosphate) powder for injection vials has been resolved, with all products that had been affected now available again.
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LOL at Pharmacy Connect
Wednesday | Aug 9 2017THE upcoming Pharmacy Connect Conference gala dinner will feature comedian James Smith as the headline act.
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Pregnancy update
Wednesday | Aug 9 2017THE Therapeutic Goods Administration has updated the Prescribing Medicines in Pregnancy database, with the addition of entries for atezolizumab in pregnancy category D, and ocrelizumab in category C.
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Bowel screen rollout
Wednesday | Aug 9 2017NEW Zealand Health Minister Jonathan Coleman has confirmed the commencement of a new national bowel screening program, which is being implemented across NZ over the next three years.
