Leeches: From ancient times to modern medicine
From ancient bloodletting to modern microsurgery, the humble leech has evolved from feared parasite to an unlikely medical ally.
The spectrum of care
Autistic people are bracing for changes to NDIS eligibility under the new Thriving Kids reform. Pharmacists will play a critical role in providing care to individuals as they navigate these changes.
The toxic history of Thallium
After its discovery, thallium quickly became one of the most dangerous poisons — used in pesticides, medicine and fictional murders alike.
Whitfield’s ointment
Homei A, Worboys M. Fungal Disease in Britain and the United States 1850–2000: Mycoses and Modernity. Chapter 2: Athlete’s foot: a disease of...
Body dysmorphic disorder: often unseen yet demands clinical attention
Body dysmorphic disorder is a psychiatric condition which is often unseen yet demands clinical attention - here is how pharmacists can help.
How to deliver respectful, reliable service when dispensing PrEP
When dispensing PrEP medication, it's critical to strike the right balance between a patient's right to privacy and ensuring they have been told everything...
