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The University of Otago’s School of Pharmacy and the Southern DHB have launched a joint clinic aimed at improving medicines adherence

Keshree Naidoo-Rauf headed a meal-making venture for Christchurch’s mosque shooting victims with the help of her father-in-law, family members and the local business network 

Pharmac is depriving a group of patients access to the benefit of insulin pumps, a child health academic and paediatrician says

Canterbury DHB pharmacy staff have called off their planned strike, saying the Christchurch terror attacks have led to a change in priorities

A pharmacy worker's first thought when a van crashed through the shop window was that a bomb had gone off

An Otago pharmacist and pharmacy student are cutting their hair to raise money for patient support organisations after they both lost loved ones to cancer

The latest pharmacy audit results show some improvement but Medsafe says it is still observing a lower standard of practice than expected

The Pharmacy Council and Medsafe have signed a memorandum of understanding to make it easier for the organisations to share information and subsequently do a better job as regulators

Fallout from the Christchurch shootings on Friday continues, especially for pharmacy staff working close to the two mosques where 50 worshippers were gunned down

In the wake of the horrific Christchurch terror attack, rural locum Martin London discusses how a simple act of kindness from a stranger can make all the difference after a traumatic event