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The Pharmacy Today office will be closed until 7 January for a summer break as our staff scarper to the four corners of our beautiful country to enjoy the surf, sun and sausages.

Today’s announcement by the Government on illicit drug reforms, boosting both treatment and enforcement, has been welcomed by addictions experts as a positive start 

Auckland School of Pharmacy researchers are on a mission to find out the real reasons why some pharmacists are looking at switching careers after finishing their pharmacy degree

Pharmacists need to improve their practices around supplying sildenafil to ensure it isn’t changed back to a prescription-only medicine

The Medicines Classification Committee has recommended melatonin prolonged release 2mg be reclassified from a prescription medicine to a medicine that can be dispensed by specialty-trained pharmacists 

A former medicines control auditor believes the organisation made the wrong decision when it approved auditors to conduct unannounced audits of pharmacies at any time of day

The long-awaited recommendations of a mental health and addiction inquiry are a step in the right direction but “a lot of hard work” lies ahead, says the new Pharmaceutical Society president

A lack of time and money is the main obstacle to proving a cannabidiol product’s efficacy says a west Auckland GP

Phytomed Medicinal Herbs technical director and former pharmacist Phil Rasmussen shares his love of gardening with Pharmacy Today reporter Nerine Zoio

Pharmacists are being invited to take part in a Medsafe survey aiming to understand how they report adverse drug reactions