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2024 Euro meds review
Thursday | Jun 12 2025THE European Medicines Agency (EMA) has released its 2024 annual report, with headline figures including the recommendation of 114 medicines for marketing authorisation, of which 46 were new active substances.
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Key Pharma rings in 40
Thursday | Jun 12 2025KEY Pharmaceuticals is celebrating 40 years of providing everyday healthcare to Australians.
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Pharmacists first
Thursday | Jun 12 2025IF YOU are ready to escape corporate control, join Direct Chemist Outlet for a brand that puts pharmacy owners first.
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Rego open for China health products expo
Thursday | Jun 12 2025MORE than 800 representatives of China's multibillion dollar pharmacy and traditional medicine industry will be attending the largest-ever Chinese health products exhibition to be held in Australia (PD 19 May).
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Slade Pharmacy joins panel at PCS25
Thursday | Jun 12 2025SLADE Pharmacy, a leading provider of medicine management and pharmacy services for the private hospital and oncology sectors, is celebrating 60 years this year.
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Editor’s Choice: First Nations knowledge meets modern science
Thursday | Jun 12 2025ABORIGINAL-OWNED skincare brand Yaye (pronounced 'yah-yah') has launched the new Red Ochre Face and Body Oil (RRP $45), formulated with upcycled red velvet oil derived from tomato seed waste.
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Beat the winter blues
Thursday | Jun 12 2025TO COMBAT typical winter chill and dryness, French skincare brand Bioderma has released several new solutions for the season: .
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New contour collection from Aussie brand Natio
Thursday | Jun 12 2025AUSTRALIAN beauty brand Natio has released a limited edition Contour Collection, featuring a palette of finely milled powders and two complementary brushes.
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Organic suncare range
Thursday | Jun 12 2025SUSTAINABLE beauty brand Inika Organic has released a range of natural SPF50 sunscreens, which promises to also reduce wrinkles and smooth fine lines, while protecting the skin from UV rays.
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Sleep apnoea tape warning
Thursday | Jun 12 2025A RECENT trend of night-time mouth taping, spreading largely via social media, could be dangerous according to a review of 10 studies.
