When patients seek advice about illicit substances, pharmacists must balance harm reduction and safety with non-judgemental care.
A new therapy can delay progression to insulin-dependent type 1 diabetes.
Emerging models are focusing on HIV, viral hepatitis and STI care in community pharmacy settings to ensure more effective patient care.
One of the last emergency measures from the pandemic-era COVID-19 response is transitioning.
While effective for many, smoking cessation strategies – including NRT – are not a one-size-fits-all approach.
Body weight may reduce the effectiveness of oral emergency contraception. Pharmacists can help navigate this nuance in consultations.
Many complementary medicines beginning with ‘G’ have been associated with a risk of bleeding that pharmacists should know.
There is quite a seemingly unlikely pairing: older women and pregnant horses. But, there is a connection: urine.
As fertility declines, the risk of unintended pregnancy and cardiometabolic concerns rises, making perimenopause a clinical minefield.
Honey may offer safer, more effective and yummier cough relief than many over-the-counter (OTC) medicines.
