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COVAX – it’s now or never warns Guild
Thursday | Jul 29 2021PHARMACIES have until one minute to midnight (AEST) to register to join Australia's COVID-19 vaccination (COVAX) campaign, or miss out completely, Pharmacy Guild of Australia National President, Trent Twomey, warns.
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Wesfarmers offer undervalues API
Thursday | Jul 29 2021WESFARMERS' $667 million bid to acquire pharmacy wholesaler, Australian Pharmaceutical Industries (API) falls significantly short of the market rate, the API's Board believes.
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Pharmacy has Hepatitis C role: PSA
Thursday | Jul 29 2021COMMUNITY pharmacists are well-placed to offer public health interventions to support efforts to eliminate Hepatitis C, Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) WA Branch President, Dr Fei Sim, believes.
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PSA21 Virtual
Thursday | Jul 29 2021THE Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) is promising a Zoom call like no other when its annual national conference kicks off online tomorrow morning.
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Cannabis advertiser fined over $10,000
Thursday | Jul 29 2021AN unnamed "Sydney-based individual" has been fined $10,656 for alleged unlawful advertising of medicinal cannabis.
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Pharmacy Connect postponed to 2022
Thursday | Jul 29 2021COVID-19 has forced the Pharmacy Guild of Australia to scrap plans to host its annual Pharmacy Connect conference in Sydney for the second successive year.
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Sunscreen guide
Thursday | Jul 29 2021THE Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has released updated guidelines for the regulatory requirements and standards for sunscreens - including their ingredients - in Australia.
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Dispensary Corner 29 Jul 21
Thursday | Jul 29 2021COVID-19-INDUCED lockdowns have highlighted the value of having a good hobby, something to take the mind off the monotony of spending the vast bulk of our time within the walls of our homes.
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PD breaking news – API rejects Wesfarmers takeover bid
Thursday | Jul 29 2021API Board unanimously concludes Wesfarmers proposal is “not compelling”.
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Time to remove barriers to full scope
Wednesday | Jul 28 2021AUSTRALIA needs its health professionals working to the full extent of their scope of practice to deliver the best outcomes for patients, Federal Shadow Assistant Minister for Mental Health, Emma McBride, believes.
