Sarsaparilla: show but limited go
Sarsparilla comes in teas, tablets, tinctures, and capsules. While use is widespread, evidence of its medical effectiveness is limited.
Medicine use in aged care: a pill for every ill?
With medication issues the top cause of complaints in aged care homes (ACH), we examine attitudes towards the current services, and canvass possibilities for...
Steps towards reconciliation and cultural safety
How pharmacists can contribute to reconciliation and healthcare equity by broadening their understanding of cultural safety.
Dementia in focus
Dementia is a life-limiting condition marked by declining cognition and function, requiring person-centred care and pharmacist involvement.
Why rural pharmacists are training to prescribe
With some GPs booked out for weeks, this regional pharmacist says prescribing could help her community get care faster.
Understanding syphilis: clinical features and pharmacological management
Syphilis is a treatable and curable sexually transmitted infection, and is primarily treated with penicillin.
