Illegal peptide products pushed through social media are promising to improve Australians’ looks and libidos, increase muscle tone or fight the effects of ageing...

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.