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Kia ora koutou and Meri Kirihimete to all of you. The season of festivities is nearly upon us and I’m hoping that, like the Pharmacy Today team, you will get a much-deserved break because everyone is very tired

Peter Robinson, principal medico-legal advisor at Medicus, the medical professional indemnity provider, says that a "no jab, no job" mandate is not a human rights violation

Here at Alert Level 3 in Auckland, you will often catch me staring out the window at all the other houses

Pharmacy is demonstrating its innovation and adaptability as it responds to the call to get New Zealanders vaccinated, writes Pharmaceutical Society president Professor Rhiannon Braund

Reading the Sapere review of the state of pharmacy in New Zealand is a little like looking in the mirror – it’s all there as described in the pages of Pharmacy Today as well as voiced by pretty much everyone in the sector over the past 10, if not 20 years

New Zealand Doctor reporter Fiona Cassie shares her experience of being unable to say goodbye to her father at his bedside when he died

The Dunedin pharmacy owner shares his favourite go-to natural elixir to sooth tight and congested chests, and laments one thing every pharmacy owner is all too familiar with: paperwork! 

Hopefully by the time you get this, the numbers will be falling, the South Island and most of the North Island will be out of Alert Level 4, and we can cautiously hope to see the end coming into view

Pharmacy Today reporter Jonathan Chilton-Towle documents his experience of getting the COVID-19 vaccine at Life Pharmacy Queensgate in Wellington  

Your recent article “Spotlight: Head colds” (July issue) on managing the common cold recommended that ibuprofen should be taken with food.