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A woman has her blood pressure checked by a healthcare professional

Updated hypertension case‑finding service draws calls for impact assessment

A man receives a vaccination

Boots launches private gonorrhoea vaccination service

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New pharmacy minister confirmed

A woman takes a pill with a glass of water

MHRA approves orforglipron weight-loss pill

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Pharmacist prescribers can support other professions in antimicrobial stewardship, review suggests

A man injects himself with a weight-loss pen

UK patients being recruited for ribupatide trials

A pharmacist stands at the counter of the pharmacy with a barcode scanner and boxes of medicines

Government ‘examining’ medication pack barcode requirements

Features & analysis

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How climate change is reshaping the UK’s risk of vector-borne diseases

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How pharmacists are storing medicines in soaring temperatures

Pharmacy Inside Jobs: sports pharmacist

Newly appointed prime minister Andy Burnham makes a speech outside of 10 Downing Street

Devolution revolution: what could Andy Burnham mean for community pharmacy?

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Everything you need to know about clinical trial legislation changes

Electronic prescription service: the battle for nominations

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Short-term savings, long-term costs: what cuts to medicines optimisation teams could mean for the NHS

Opinion

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A unique role in the community: supporting social care and discharge services as a pharmacy technician

What increasing impact factors mean for the RCPharm research journals

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How pharmacists can transform prescribing safety in psychiatry

Virtual reality holds the promise of filling medicines manufacturing workforce gaps

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Post-finasteride syndrome: pharmacists must lead the conversation on patient safety

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What the UK’s new clinical trials regime means for pharmacy practice and patient safety

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PJ view: Patients deserve a regulatory system built to keep them safe as oral semaglutide launches

Letters