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HRT alternative could cause serious liver injury, manufacturer warns

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Standard-dose DOACs not necessarily better than reduced dose, study results suggest

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NHS launches ‘game-changing’ guide to tackle problematic polypharmacy

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NICE recommends once-weekly injection for severe blood clotting disorder

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Fewer than 20% of type 2 diabetes patients on most effective medicine for them, model shows

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Pharmacy educators should incorporate sustainability into curriculums, says GPhC

University sudents take notes during class

Some UCLan students should not have been offered MPharm placements, says GPhC

Features & analysis

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Disagreement and conflict in teams

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Allergic rhinitis: diagnosis and treatment

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The dangers of propranolol for anxiety

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The novel schizophrenia drug showing renewed potential for better outcomes

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Spotlight: Palliative care access

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What does the assisted dying legislation mean for pharmacy?

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A shrinking world: What the COVID-19 pandemic taught us about travel vaccines in a globalised society

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Opinion

Our team saves £1m per year on medicines in East Kent by keeping a close eye on value

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PJ view: Regulations around AI use in pharmacy are needed now before technology advances further

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Pharmacy teams are essential to driving responsive palliative care

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How we are helping to address the DPP shortage

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How an MPharm placement in social care is preparing students for real-world roles

Andy Cowper, editor of Health Policy Insight

The pharmacy regulator needs to fix its fitness-to-practise delays before asking for more cash

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Exploring research methods used in pharmacy research

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