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More than a decade on and Māori still endure large inequi­ties around prescription med­icines, an updated report for Pharmac says

The heavy rain and flooding that hit Otago yesterday saw Milton Pharmacy close its doors

New Zealand primary care still has a long way to go toward ensuring gout is managed effectively 

A GP who tried to murder a pharmacist with a 15cm fishing knife after she reported him to Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency will spend at least 10 years behind bars

When asked what her hobby was, Christchurch pharmacy owner Annabel Turley admitted it was her kids because time constraints don’t permit any others

An “unnecessary” death shows boxing is an unacceptable sport and it should be immediately banned say medical groups

Health minister David Clark shuts down rural medical school proposals, talks about tackling rural health workforce shortage

Nelson Marlborough DHB pharmacy staff have called off the strike action planned for today after receiving an offer from the DHB

A senior pharmacist who made a methadone dispensing contraption out of tubing has been found guilty of professional misconduct by the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal

Forty-four Auckland pharmacies have signed up for the second phase of a programme to reduce preventable harm in primary care