December 2025, Vol 315, No 8004
Top news stories
Pharmacy COVID-19 vaccination to become advanced service
Scottish assisted dying amendment means pharmacists would be able to opt out
GPhC receives ‘highest ever recorded’ number of concerns
NICE cost-effectiveness thresholds increased as UK strikes trade deal with United States
Features
Top ten features of 2025
Pills, policy and prescribing: 2025 in numbers
What will 2026 hold for pharmacy?
How has the pharmacy sector grown in 2025?
NICE medicines thresholds: what’s changing and where is the money coming from?
Calling the shots: the pharmacists combatting vaccine misinformation
Opinion
PJ view: the forthcoming ten-year workforce plan must be more than ‘numbers’
Top ten opinion articles of 2025
Top five articles from the Royal Pharmaceutical Society’s research journals
Music, memory and medicines: how memorable songs could help improve adherence
Embedding pharmacist-led lipid optimisation clinics in cardiac rehabilitation
Ngozi Kalu: ‘When research lacks representation, findings become biased and inequalities emerge’
Building bridges: what happens when pharmacy and general practice finally sit down together?
Learning & CPD
Learning and CPD: 2025 in review
Test yourself: the 2025 CPD and learning quiz
Making medication counselling count: practical tips for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians
Switching between weight-loss medications
Seven ways pharmacy can improve outcomes for those impacted by substance use
Premenstrual dysphoric disorder: recognition, management and treatment
Managing patients with cardiorenal metabolic disease
Your RPS
Interim chair of RPS Welsh Pharmacy Board elected
Health and climate manifesto launched by RPS and RCGP Scotland
Royal college could unite sector ‘in a way we have not seen before’
Scottish assisted dying amendment means pharmacists would be able to opt out
RPS announces elections for Royal College of Pharmacy
Community pharmacists should be able to amend prescriptions, says RPS
