PSA Vice President Professor Mark Naunton MPS[/caption]
Dr Louise Schaper at PSA25[/caption]
Last year, the TGA made an interim decision to reschedule Rikodeine to a prescription medicine. Why hasn’t it happened yet?
Last year, it was reported that Australian poisons hotlines received almost 1,500 calls about child ingestion of melatonin.
Adolescents prefer seeking contraceptive care from pharmacists, says new research. But there are barriers to access that must be addressed.
World Pharmacists Day celebrates the pharmacy profession worldwide and amplifies its essential contribution to health systems.
As US regulators flag new warnings on paracetamol use, the TGA and Australian experts have weighed in on what the evidence shows.
A new report lays bare the impact of chronic pain in young people. An expert shares practical steps for pharmacists to improve care.
Pharmacists are asked to lead the shift from reliever to inhaled corticosteroid regimens and to minimise use of oral corticosteroids.
Women of reproductive age using GLP-1 RAs could be at risk of unintended pregnancy, and unaware of the risks to pregnancy and unborn babies.
A blistering session at the FIP Congress challenged policymakers and health professionals to slow the advance of antimicrobial resistance.
New research links methotrexate to a fall in blood pressure. This expert thinks it could lower cardiovascular risk in the general population.
