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Professor Michael Kidd[/caption]
A short history of opium
Opium has a bad reputation, despite thousands of years of rave reviews.
A new SSSI for mere substitution of amoxicillin doses
An SSSI is required to allow pharmacists to use high-school maths to substitute amoxicillin. Surely there's a better way?
Common antibiotics linked to life-changing psychiatric effects
The Therapeutic Goods Administration issued an alert over a commonly used of broad-spectrum class of antibiotics.
COVID-19 vaccine effort well underway
One week into the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine, Australian Pharmacist looks at the progress so far, and what is yet to come.
At-home HIV self-testing kits: what pharmacists should know
At-home HIV self-testing kits have been approved for sale in Australia by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA). What should pharmacists be ready to tell...
COVID-19: How pharmacies are coping with digital image prescriptions
It’s 10 am at Scott-Dibben Chemist in Newcastle, New South Wales, and emails of prescriptions are already pinging into the inbox.
