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PBS-funded opioid dependence treatment (ODT) program leaves patients worse off, petition claims  The House of Representatives is being asked to rethink changes to the delivery ODT, and to fund private …

“Dark chapter” which led to launch of TGA to be commemorated by “site of recognition” in Canberra Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will deliver an apology to Australians impacted by the …

Preceptors and pharmacy lecture receive the inaugural Dr Eric Sainsbury Awards  RMIT lecturer, Chiao Xin Lim, has been named the first recipient of the Austrian Pharmacy Council’s Dr Erica Sainsbury …

Pharmacy is mourning the death of stalwart and advocate, Peter Davoren Howard  Victorian pharmacist and former chair of Pharmacy Computers Australia (PCA), Peter Davoren Howard, died last week following a …

Potential blockbuster dubbed Zepbound to join cousin drug Mounjaro on US market Tirzepatide, Eli Lilly’s GIP and GLP-1 agonist, described by media as “the King Kong of drugs”, has been …

Easy creation of rampant “targeted disinformation” about vaccines and vaping shows need for “guardrails”; study Researchers have used generative artificial intelligence to spew out over 100 misleading blogposts, 20 deceptive …

Pharmacy shoplifter gets suspended sentence after theft of a high-tech toothbrush, but gets to keep the brush Ridicule about poor oral hygiene is being blamed for a 43-year-old Queenslander’s decision …

Deadline looms for pharmacies to file expressions of interest to join South Australia’s Better Access to Palliative Care Pharmacy Medicines Program  Community pharmacies have until 2pm (ACDT) on Wednesday 15 …

Pharmacy real estate market starting to feel the bite of 60 day dispensing, survey shows The latest iteration of the Attain Pharmacy Market Sentiment Survey has revealed the impact of …

If you missed any news this week thanks to the nationwide Optus outage, here’s a roundup of the headlines CAPS remains undaunted, calling for change on a number of issues …

Despite having one of the highest rates of skin cancer in the world, too many Australians are still falling short when it comes to sun protection, writes Leanne Philpott Key …

Pay, 60 day dispensing, turf wars and regulatory breaches head our top ten story list  60-day dispensing, ‘turf wars’ and the 8CPA continued to dominate the news agenda over the …