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Te Whatu Ora has extended the waiver of the $5 prescription fee for displaced people in and from areas affected by Cyclone Gabrielle

Virtual clinical pharmacist Katrina Azer works at Tend, a digital health provider with 17 general practices that see pharmacists as crucial parts of a collaborative primary healthcare team

Māori would benefit from funded minor ailment services, researchers have found in a new study

Antibiotic use has dropped by 31 per cent in Canterbury since 2012, but remains higher than in the UK and Europe, study finds 

The publication of drug companies’ payments to doctors is a boon for transparency and for patients’ understanding of the relationship between the industry and their healthcare professional, says Medicines New Zealand

Pharmacy retail sales were down in February compared to sales at the same time last year, according to market researchers

Pharmacists in areas where the $5 prescription charge was temporarily waived following Cyclone Gabrielle say the change has improved medicines access, and they want it extended

Natasha Jojoa Burling talks to a Waikato pharmacist, a psychologist and an academic for their tips on how to inject In our series “A great place to work”, Pharmacy Today highlights positivity into pharmacy

The coronavirus causing the COVID-19 pandemic has evolved to the stage where antiviral molnupiravir is no longer considered effective 

Not many 23-year-olds would consider owning their own business, but Christchurch pharmacy intern Micah Woodfield has done just that