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PSA celebrates its high achievers
Monday | Aug 5 2024DEDICATED professionals were recognised in front of their peers at the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia's national conference (PSA24) last week.
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PSA Shark Tank sees innovation thrive
Monday | Aug 5 2024INNOVATION and creativity were in the spotlight at last week's annual PSA24 conference, where clever devices like a needle-less hepatitis screening tool and an AI-powered diabetes platform were showcased during the Pharmacy Shark Tank session.
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PD breaking news – PSA celebrates its top intern, locum and several fellowships
Saturday | Aug 3 2024High-achieving pharmacy professionals were recognised in front of their peers at the PSA national conference.
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PSA rewards its top professionals
Friday | Aug 2 2024THREE exceptional Australian pharmacists were honoured today by the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) during their national conference, PSA24, held in Sydney.
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Thyroid cancer drug lists
Friday | Aug 2 2024IPSEN Australia's Cabometyx (cabozantinib), a once-daily oral medication for thyroid cancer, is now available on the PBS.
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T2D drug slows TUD care
Friday | Aug 2 2024A NEW study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine has found that semaglutide is linked to a reduced need for medical care related to tobacco use disorder (TUD) in smokers suffering from type 2 diabetes.
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PD breaking news – PSA 2024 Excellence Award winners announced
Friday | Aug 2 2024Three high-achieving pharmacists who have raised practice standards have been recognised for their contributions to the.
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PSA’s roadmap for growth
Thursday | Aug 1 2024FEDERAL Health Minister, Mark Butler, will officially launch the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia's (PSA) vision for the future of pharmacy at the PSA24 National Conference this week.
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BMS’ Opdivo gets listed
Thursday | Aug 1 2024BRISTOL Myers Squibb's (BMS)Opdivo (nivolumab) is now listed on the PBS for resectable non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC).
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New peanut allergy model
Thursday | Aug 1 2024IN A world-first initiative, Australian babies with peanut allergies will be offered a treatment program through a new model aimed at transforming allergy care.