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Is a cure for epidermolysis bullosa on the horizon?

New trials to repurpose drugs for the rare genetic skin condition epidermolysis bullosa are offering families a level of hope not seen before, raising the question of whether a cure may finally be in sight.…

PJ view: Access to rare disease treatment should not be a rarity

Managing the shift to prescribing at registration for pharmacists

Everything you need to know about PrEP provision in community pharmacy

Community pharmacy in focus: research insights on improving patient care

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News from Wales

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NICE recommends treatment that could help 30,000 people with COPD

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Digital dispensing device pilot helps participants remain in their own homes

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From adviser to prescriber: pharmacy’s evolution within the cardiology healthcare team

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Welsh government confirms delays to pharmacy PrEP pilot

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Proposed changes to technician training will help future-proof profession, says RPS

Royal Pharmaceutical Society headquarters in London

Interim chair of RPS Welsh Pharmacy Board elected

National pharmacy advisory councils elections 2026

News from Scotland

Man holds injectable dupilumab pan

NICE recommends treatment that could help 30,000 people with COPD

An older woman takes medication with a glass of water

Digital dispensing device pilot helps participants remain in their own homes

The Swansea Bay cardiology team in a stylised illustration with the pharmacist in the centre

From adviser to prescriber: pharmacy’s evolution within the cardiology healthcare team

A man holds a pre-exposure prophylaxis pill

Welsh government confirms delays to pharmacy PrEP pilot

A pharmacist organises medication boxes

Proposed changes to technician training will help future-proof profession, says RPS

Royal Pharmaceutical Society headquarters in London

Interim chair of RPS Welsh Pharmacy Board elected

National pharmacy advisory councils elections 2026

Learning & CPD

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Managing neuropathic pain in bipolar disorder

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Type 1 diabetes mellitus and disordered eating

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Prescribing dilemma: high-cost biologics in moderate-to-severe ulcerative colitis

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Norovirus and strategies for infection control

Anatomy of heart and lungs

Management of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

Practitioner prescribing medicine to senior 80s man

Structured medication reviews in frailty

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Case-based learning: women’s health and anticoagulation

Haemato-oncology

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Bruton tyrosine kinase inhibitors and B-cell malignancies: a guide for pharmacists

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Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia: diagnosis and management

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BRUKINSA is now reimbursed across the UK for R/R MZL

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How can pharmacists best support patients with chronic lymphocytic leukaemia?

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Management of Waldenstrom’s macroglobulinaemia

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BTK inhibitors: what pharmacists need to know

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BRUKINSA: explore the possibilities in CLL

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