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A new study has shown ketamine is effective in treating depression, and demonstrated just how it works in easing the symptoms 

Jan Cunningham has been selling hair accessories through pharmacies for so long she can’t remember exactly when she started

Taranaki’s Marie Allan qualified during World War II, became a publican then returned to dispensing pills in the 1970s as a widowed mother of eight

Have public health messages about reducing salt consumption been too effective? Should we be getting our nutritional "fix" of iodine some other way?

A Nelson pharmacy now employs a “lifestyle pharmacist” to talk to people about changes they need to make to diet, exercise and sleep habits

A guideline highlighting steps the health sector can take to reduce the sector’s substantial carbon footprint was launched this week by associate health minister Julie Anne Genter

Green Cross Health chair Peter Merton says the Government should review the $5 prescription charge to ensure it supports current equity of access healthcare policies

The inaugural NZ Primary Healthcare Awards, including awards for pharmacy and general practice, will be held on 29 February next year 

Huntly West Pharmacy is trying Facebook Live as a way to give advice to those customers who feel less shy asking questions from behind a screen 

The Pharmacy Council is proposing an increase of just under 1 per cent to next year’s annual practising certificate fee