Sarsaparilla: show but limited go
It comes in teas, tablets, tinctures, and capsules, and may only look good.
In colonial Australia sarsaparilla was a hit. Like their American counterparts the...
Anomalies in hospital pharmacy cases
Carefully taken patient histories are vital in helping recognise medicine-related harm.
Transitions of care on admission to hospital and between clinical areas are risk points...
A pharmacy career built on curiosity
From hospital wards to AI-driven healthcare, PSA's 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award recipient has turned curiosity into a lifelong pursuit.
A new weapon against medicine-related harm
As use grows and care becomes more fragmented, anticoagulation stewardship is emerging as the next critical medicines safety focus.
Sustainable pharmacy practice is the order of the day
A resounding theme at the FIP World Congress of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences in Brisbane is the need for action on climate change.
Australia’s rise in accidental drug-induced overdoses
As the rate of accidental prescribed drug-induced overdoses continues to climb, pharmacists have an increased responsibility to focus on early intervention.
The Penington Institute’s Australia’s...













