When normal glucose doesn’t mean normal risk

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A patient can develop diabetic ketoacidosis even when their glucose reading looks normal. Here’s why pharmacists need to keep an eye on ketones, particularly in people taking SGLT2 inhibitors.

Screening for kidney disease starts in pharmacy

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Pharmacists are helping detect CKD sooner through point-of-care testing and risk assessment that connect at-risk patients with their GP. Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a...

Industry pharmacist, technology expert

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It took a trip to Canada, but Danielle Bancroft MPS went from community pharmacist to Product Manager and User Experience (UX) Designer at Fred...

Weighing up the options

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A flood of weight loss injectables is on its way, which may aid pharmacists in helping to stem the obesity crisis.

The use of metformin to treat prostate cancer

In Australia, prostate cancer is the most common type of cancer in males, with its prevalence increasing with age, but metformin may have a...

Motion sickness

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Though typically short-lived, motion sickness can be distressing and disruptive.