Pharmacists encounter pregnant and new mums more often than most health professionals, and can have a bird’s-eye view when things go awry.

Nitazenes are becoming more common in the Australian illicit drug market, and are linked to an increasing number of overdoses and deaths.

Queenslanders are set to have greater access to high-quality, primary healthcare services from today (24 April 2024) under the state government’s Community Pharmacy Scope of Practice Pilot. Under the Pilot, trained pharmacists will be able to prescribe for a range...

We’ve passed the halfway mark in the CPD year. Top up your credits and develop pharmacy skills by completing these CPD activities.

An expert weighs in on the legitimacy of ADHD diagnoses and where pharmacists fit into the equation.

Oxycodone is the most prescribed strong opioid in Australia. Yet little was known about its use and prescribing patterns – until now.

Despite being declared ‘measles free’ since 2014, more than 28 cases of measles have been recorded in Australia this year.

No longer the profession which ‘didn't touch people’, pharmacists are now one of Australia's leading vaccinators.

With a new medicine available for endometriosis, here's how pharmacists can screen for the ‘missed disease’ and discuss appropriate options.

The Easter long weekend is a busy time of year for pharmacists. But 2024 could be the busiest yet, as a major policy change is set to occur.