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NICE recommends cladribine for treating active relapsing forms of multiple sclerosis

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Earlier treatment with combination of drugs could prevent 5,000 heart attacks per decade, study results suggest

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Regulators issue warning over prescription-only weight-loss drug advertisements

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Community pharmacy RSV expansion programme to be expanded four-fold

Regulator warns pharmacists to ensure patient safety when selling unregulated products

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Patients involved in design of fewer than one-fifth of published trials, research shows

NHS England sets target to save £1bn on medicines by 2029

Features & analysis

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How do we solve a problem like medicines adherence?

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The big online pharmacy clampdown

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First UK joint asthma guidance: what does it mean for practice?

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Delivering advanced services under the new pharmacy contract

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Spotlight: MPharm ethnicity awarding gap rewidens

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The ethnicity awarding gap: ‘not a problem that is easily solved’

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The journey towards dedicated pharmacy support for all emergency departments

Opinion

Andy Cowper, editor of Health Policy Insight

The pharmacy funding boost is a step in the right direction but it will not go far enough

How NHS England is striving for inclusive pharmacy practice

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How we trained an apprentice pharmacy technician based on an aseptic unit

Becoming future-ready: submit your ideas for transforming pharmacy training

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Phasing in multi-sector placements offers another chance to review foundation training

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PJ view: Pharmacy schools must reclaim past progress in closing MPharm awarding gap

Andy Cowper, editor of Health Policy Insight

Community pharmacy needs to be smart in contract negotiations following plans to abolish NHS England

Letters

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