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Pharmacists will be able to give measles, mumps and rubella vaccines from early December in areas at the centre of the measles outbreak, but those in other regions will wait longer

Which test is best? The reliability of SPF claims is called into question, puzzling sunscreen makers, who say they already meet stringent standards 

Microsoft will pull the plug on Windows 7 in less than two months and pharmacies unprepared for the change could be left vulnerable to hackers

Four Auckland pharmacies were yesterday fined a total of $28,000 in Auckland District Court after pleading guilty to exploiting four migrant workers

Despite the popularity of this year’s postgraduate pharmacist prescriber course, it will not run again until 2021 after undergoing a revamp

Nearly half of all health professionals, including many pharmacists, don’t think they are fairly paid for what they do

The sunscreen brand subsidised by Pharmac for people with conditions causing sensitivity to sunlight failed to meet its SPF50+ claims in this year's Consumer NZ tests.

Medsafe has issued a warning after a patient taking the anticoagulant dabigatran experienced vasculitis

The migraine treatment Cafergot will no longer be approved for use in New Zealand from May next year