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Treatments for cancer will soon be at the same level as those used on HIV and COVID-19, says David Thomas, principal research fellow and chief executive of Australian genomic cancer medicine centre Omico

Legally the supply period for class B opioid prescriptions has now reverted back to a maximum period of one month, instead of three months

Despite new immigration pathways, few pharmacists and technicians are arriving in New Zealand

The annual white coats ceremony at the University of Auckland’s School of Pharmacy took place for 65 smiling students last week 

More than one quarter of pharmacies would have unlawful licences under the recent High Court ruling on pharmacy ownership, information from the Ministry of Health confirms

The cost-of-living crisis may be biting, but people are still spending at pharmacies, is the message from Julie Bramley, market insights and research consultant at Circana

As pharmacies expand the services they offer, they’re being advised to put time into training their technicians from the ground up so they can work at the top of their scope and free pharmacists to focus on clinical tasks

The Therapeutic Products Bill has passed its third reading in Parliament

A south Auckland screening programme to detect children with streptococcus A infection, in May recorded its highest number of positive cases in years

The Government is being challenged to ban direct-to-consumer advertising of prescription medicines – a practice that has been a concern for a long time, says Pharmaceutical Society president Rhiannon Braund