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From Hamilton to Hawaii; pharmacist David Bullen is competing in the Ironman World Championship on 13 October

Pharmacy owners thr­oughout New Zea­land are being forced to display expired licences due to processing delays at Medsafe. 

The reformulation of Dilantin capsules has got some pharmacists hot and bothered because it means an increase in their workload

The TGA is advising "extreme caution" when dispensing off-label atropine eye drops to treat hypersalivation, following the death of a Perth man who ingested a toxic quantity of the medication

 A rural Rangitikei district pharmacy appears to have caught Medicines Control without rules to back up its audit demands. 

What do you do when you’ve been through all your incomings and outgoings for the quarter and you’re running at a loss?

As the Government pledges to rid single-use plastic bags from retail shops over the next year, a Bay of Plenty pharmacy is making headlines for switching to recycled newspaper bags

Hee Seung Lee, the owner of four Auckland pharmacies, chats to Pharmacy Today reporter Miranda Cook about tips pharmacy staff can use to counsel patients on being sun smart, how to treat heat-related symptoms and early detection of skin cancer

Emma Jarman, retail counter manager at Auckland’s Life Pharmacy Sylvia Park, discusses her approach to anxiety disorders

Boron is a strange element and some of its effects on the human body are still not fully understood. Complementary medicines expert Shaun Holt explores what we do know