How pharmacists are reducing chemical restraint
For years it seemed impossible to achieve, but markedly reducing chemical restraint is on its way.
Heavy conversations: pharmacy and the obesity epidemic
Pharmacists are in the front line of the obesity epidemic. But counselling patients on diet behaviour can have troubling consequences. Is it time for...
PSA’s Offshore Refresher wraps with style, and tailor-made outfits
Clothes, culture and clinical learnings were in abundance at at the 49th PSA Offshore Refresher Course, held in Vietnam from 14–22 May 2025.
Pharmacists can help to lessen the impact of period pain
While most women experience primary dysmenorrheoa (period pain), a recent longitudinal study has revealed the extent of its impact on the academic, social and...
The embryology of psychosis
The offspring of mothers exposed to extreme stress, undernutrition or infectious diseases during pregnancy are at heightened risk of psychosis, studies suggest.
New PSA Fellows announced
In 2026, PSA recognised a distinguished cohort of pharmacists as PSA Fellows and Life Fellows at the Fellows Dinner, held on Day one of PSA26.
