Pharmacy Xtra manager Puneet Saini has launched a petition urging the Government to amend legislation to allow for the donation or gifting of dispensed medicines – and he wants your signature
A common painkiller is sending a steady stream of New Zealand children to the liver transplant waiting list and now a new study is hoped to stem the tide
Pharmac has found replacements for most of the drugs affected by the generic medicines supplier Apotex leaving New Zealand later this year, but one remains a concern for some patients with epilepsy
Pharmac is considering declining 97 inactive medicine funding applications. Previously inactive applications have remained on PHARMAC’s books, despite being unlikely to be approved for funding
The Government has extended the waiver allowing pharmacies to dispense non-NZePS (New Zealand Electronic Prescription Service) prescriptions without a physical prescriber signature until 20 September
The Food and Drug Administration set off a firestorm of debate when it approved a new drug, aducanumab, for Alzheimer’s disease via an accelerated approval pathway
Pharmac has found replacements for most of the drugs affected by the generic medicines manufacturer Apotex leaving New Zealand later this year, however many of them will initially be supplied as unapproved medicines
New Zealand based Douglas Pharmaceuticals Ltd is pleased to announce that a majority of patients with Treatment Resistant Depression experienced rapid relief of their symptoms when treated with R-107 (extended-release oral dose of ketamine) in a Phase 2 study
Academic pharmacist Nataly Martini provides key information on Helicobacter pylori pathophysiology, diagnosis and evidence-based treatment strategies to enhance patient outcomes