Early-onset type 2 diabetes mellitus: identification and management An overview of early-onset type 2 diabetes mellitus, including its pathophysiology, diagnosis and management, as well as approaches for younger adults.…
Psoriasis: presentation, diagnosis and management An overview of psoriasis, including its clinical features, diagnosis and management, as well as how pharmacists can optimise care.…
Clinical decision support tools in pharmacy practice Practical advice for pharmacy teams on the current use of clinical decision support tools, as well as their benefits and limitations.…
‘Game-changing’ urine test could identify correct antibiotic for UTI within hours The researchers found that the urine test could provide results in an average of 5.85 hours, while the current laboratory testing methods could take two to three days.…
Type 1 diabetes mellitus and disordered eating An overview of the risks of type 1 diabetes mellitus and disordered eating — or ‘T1DE’, with management and communication considerations for healthcare professionals.…
Finger-prick test for type 1 diabetes mellitus could roll out to all UK children 'Early surveillance for autoimmune diabetes’ study showed that the dried blood spot method used “was both feasible and acceptable”, researchers said.…
Taking advantage of the radiopharmaceutical revolution A new generation of radiopharmaceuticals could lead to improved cancer diagnosis and treatment, but experts are questioning whether the UK has the resources to ride the radiopharmaceutical wave.…
‘Complex and largely uncharted’: the grey area of AI AI tools are quietly slipping into routine everyday pharmacy practice — but they are also advancing faster than regulations can keep up. Pharmacists now face operating in a ‘grey area’, where professional judgement is their only guide.…
Premenstrual dysphoric disorder: recognition, management and treatment An overview of premenstrual dysphoric disorder and its diagnosis, as well as how to recognise overlapping symptoms with other conditions and understand the pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions available.…
Boots partners with University of Oxford to pilot pharmacy recruitment to clinical trials The pilot study is aimed to check whether patient recruitment rates and data quality match GP-based recruitment, as well as analyse the practicalities of workflow management, consent processes and sample collection.…
