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What do pharmacists do to relax once they have hung up the white coat at the end of the day? A whole load of unusual activities it turns out. Each month, we profile a pharmacist with an unusual hobby

The theme of Michael Hammond's short but varied pharmacy career so far has been challenge, his chase of it and how it can better him as a health professional

As well as often taking a large number of pharmaceutical medicines, older people are also big users of complementary therapies and natural products.

What do pharmacists do to relax once they have hung up the white coat at the end of the day A whole load of unusual things it turns out

From South Auckland to the South Island, we look at how various health IT initiatives are rolling out around the country.

Pharmacists have taken exception to paying the Pharmacy Council’s proposed fee increase for next year’s annual practising certificate.

Kiwi company Feedback Research has developed a finger-prick test to determine blood levels of vitamin C, believed to be a world first.

Dale Griffiths is leading New Zealand pharmacists in participating in this year's Atrial Fibrillation Week

Inexperienced Labour MPs on the health select committee face an uphill battle against their more experienced National counterparts, says a political analyst 

 Douglas Pharmaceuticals installed its 100th Medico Pak Alpaca robot in Christchurch last week.