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Māori and Pasifika were less likely than people of other ethnicities to see a GP or nurse for COVID-19, a new study of the illness has found 

Life Pharmacy in Glenfield is closing its doors after being unable to survive “constant competition” from a nearby Chemist Warehouse

Sixty biologically active compounds have been found in kawakawa, which could mean big business possibilities

Some primary care leaders think Andrew Little is likely to remain health minister through the Cabinet reshuffle induced by Chris Hipkins’ replacing Jacinda Ardern as prime minister 

Staff movements have prompted new faces heading programmes at the University of Auckland’s School of Pharmacy 

With just over a month and a half until nominations close, pharmacy owners are being urged to make sure they are represented at the table during the next pharmacy services contract negotiations

Te Aka Whai Ora is taking a hands-off approach to establishment of the new iwi-Māori partnership boards 

Former pharmacist Danny Wu has been appointed as an interim regional “wayfinder” for the northern region by Te Whatu Ora national director commissioning, Abbe Anderson

Once again, just over 40 per cent of pharmacies are meeting all criteria in Medsafe’s audit requirements 

Counterspin’s anti-COVID-19 vaccination “medical correspondent” is understood to be facing a charge at the Health Practitioners Disciplinary Tribunal