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A Dunedin pharmacist has been struck off and ordered to pay nearly $100,000 after being found guilty of numerous charges of misconduct

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon contemplated “working outside the Pharmac system” to implement the National Party’s election promise to fund 13 cancer treatments that were available in Australia, but not New Zealand

Green Cross Health’s The Doctors chain of general practices has been the target of a fake app cyberattack 

Last month, pharmacies had the worst retail performance of any month since the COVID-19 lockdowns in 2021

The National Public Health Service is continuing to monitor pertussis numbers following the release of Environmental Science and Research data showing 224 notified cases recorded since the start of the year

Hutt Valley pharmacist Jessica Kim has become the first pharmacist whole-of-life vaccinator

A growing number of pharmacies are starting to offer a private minor-ailments service using the ReCare digital tool. Jonathan Chilton-Towle investigates

Pharmacy representatives and contract holders are extremely disappointed by the 2.51 per cent funding boost Te Whatu Ora intends to offer the sector this year

Prescription fees are back this month. Jonathan Chilton-Towle investigates what the authorities are doing to support pharmacies to administer the new targeted system

Adult attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is a fairly new and exciting area of research in psychiatry. In this article, Sidhesh Phaldessai examines our increasing understanding of the symptom presentation and management of this neurodevelopmental disorder in adults