Digoxin’s involvement in infamous murder case
How digoxin’s narrow safety margin made it the perfect weapon in one of the most prolific hospital killing sprees in history.
In December 2003, Charles...
Anthelmintic remedies
Ever since our ancestors came down from the trees, we’ve been struggling to evict parasitic worms.
Reducing influenza related hospitalisation in children
A new cohort study has found that influenza-associated hospitalisation in children is significantly more likely in those with chronic lung diseases (CLDs), despite the...
How pharmacists can treat people with migraine
A look at the pharmacological and nonpharmacological treatment options and preventative measures that pharmacists can recommend to stave off migraine attacks.
A common reason people...
Pharmacists urged to have their say on profession’s future
Realising the full potential of pharmacists requires a reimagining of how the profession fits into the wider healthcare model, and PSA wants to harness...
Alzheimer’s saliva test a potential breakthrough, but caution needed
More research has been urged after the creator of a breakthrough test for detecting Alzheimer’s disease said the test could be combined with daily...













