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Countdown will appeal the High Court decision in which its pharmacy ownership structure was ruled unlawful

The deputy health and disability commissioner has asked a pharmacist to apologise to a deceased patient’s family and told a pharmacy to amend its procedures after the pharmacist failed to pick up an intern’s dispensing error

People's faces are buried in their phones for hours every day, so getting your business noticed on social media is more important than ever, even if you’re not selling products online

Health minister Ayesha Verrall launched a new strategy to leave the “old” health system behind and aim for equity and improved outcomes 

From 1 August pharmacist vaccinators will have four new funded vaccines in their toolbox

Frustration at patients’ lack of understanding about pharmacy prompted Paige Rangi, then a pharmacy student, to study what could be done, writes Paulette Crowley

The manager of UFS Pharmacy Wellington says the council’s Let’s Get Wellington Moving Plan is the final nail in the coffin for the 130-year-old business

New Zealand’s largest medicines exporter, Douglas Pharmaceuticals, has hit out at the Therapeutic Products Bill saying it will create unnecessary red tape for exporters

The Pharmaceutical Society will tell Royal Commission of Inquiry into COVID-19 Lessons Learned that communication from the Government to the pharmacy sector was lacking during the pandemic

The country is 170 pharmacists short, according to the Health Workforce Plan 2023/24 from Te Whatu Ora, but pharmacists say the reality is far worse