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A Waikato pharmacist has been censured and ordered to pay $35,400 in legal costs after being found guilty of professional misconduct

Kiwiherb founder, Phil Rasmussen, sees the law change as an opportunity to raise awareness of effective natural alternatives to drug-based cough medicines this autumn and winter

Health sector regulatory bodies are facing uncertainty and operational problems caused by long delays in ministerial appointments of board members

Police are investigating after fake prescriptions for the nerve pain medication gabapentin were presented at Southland pharmacies

Canterbury pharmacists are being told to stay across public health messages on the measles outbreak with the number of cases set to climb due to highly infectious nature of the virus

The makers of Arthrem have appeared in Wellington District Court

Chemist Warehouse. The name alone can cause angst for pharmacy owners operating in areas too far away from the retail giant to feel a blow to their books.

To celebrate International Women's Day, we are publishing this feature story from October last year, when reporter Miranda Cook looked at the place of women in pharmacy and talked to women who have broken down barriers in what once was a male preserve

A senior pharmacy technician is calling for the profession to be registered to help advance technician roles and help shoulder some of pharmacists’ workplace pressures

The Pharmaceutical Society is working on a quality improvement programme, with a 10-point plan for pharmacists over three years, writes Miranda Cook