News
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Public holiday
Friday | Jan 24 2025WITH a public holiday on Mon 27 Jan, the next issue of Pharmacy Daily will appear on 28 Jan.
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One week left for APP2025 discount
Friday | Jan 24 2025WITH earlybird registration closing 31 Jan, there is just one week left to save up to $120 on full registration.
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Meningococcal B vax free for NT kids
Friday | Jan 24 2025THE NT Government is providing free meningococcal B vaccination for infants, aged six weeks to two years, and teens aged 14 to 19 years.
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Eisai top pharma for sustainability
Friday | Jan 24 2025JAPANESE pharmaceutical company Eisai has topped the rankings of pharmaceutical companies listed in the 2025 Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World (Global 100).
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Americans unaware of pharmacists’ scope
Friday | Jan 24 2025A SURVEY conducted by drugstore chain Rite Aid found that many US consumers were unaware of pharmacists' full range of services, which limited their utilisation beyond traditional roles like medication dispensing and over-the-counter guidance.
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Dispensary Corner 24 Jan 25
Friday | Jan 24 2025IN WHAT is possibly the only job where you're required to show up drunk, hangover supplement company alc-eze is searching for Australia's first Chief Hangover Officer (CHO).
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Shortages impact on pharmacists’ wellbeing
Thursday | Jan 23 2025MEDICINE shortages are having a palpable impact on Australian pharmacists, with more than nine in 10 reporting frequent delays in patient treatment due to low stock.
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Surf champ to make waves
Thursday | Jan 23 2025CONFERENCE Convenor Kos Sclavos has announced that seven-time world surfing champion and motivational powerhouse Layne Beachley (pictured) will deliver an inspiring session, 'Unlocking a Winning Mindset', at the Australian Pharmacy Professional Conference and Trade Exhibition (APP2025).
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New tests help cut antibiotic overuse
Thursday | Jan 23 2025RESEARCHERS at Deakin University are leading trials of two new tests for bacterial infection that have the potential to significantly reduce the overuse of antibiotics prescribed to treat common respiratory illnesses.
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TGA vape busts
Thursday | Jan 23 2025THE Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has issued a combined total of $396,000 in infringement notices to 20 Melbourne retail businesses for the alleged unlawful supply of vaping goods.