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pdlogo Fri 24 May 13

Alprazolam to become S8

AN interim decision of the delegate of the Secretary of the Department of Health and Ageing will see alprazolam rescheduled as S8 substance, with a proposed date for the change of 01 Jan 2014.


FIP Fri 24 May 13

FIP joins collaboration call

THE International Pharmaceutical Federation is one of five global health professional bodies jointly calling for a new international emphasis on collaborative practice.


CSIRO Thu 23 May 13

CSIRO Janssen-Cilag deal

THE CSIRO has announced a new collaborative research project on Alzheimer’s disease, in partnership with Janssen-Cilag Pty Ltd.


PBS Thu 23 May 13

PBS Diabetes review open

PUBLIC submissions are now being sought on medicines used in the management of type 2 diabetes, with the move being the next stage of the Post-Market Review of the condition.


GMiA Wed 22 May 13

PBS reform failure – GMiA

The Generic Medicines Industry Association says that the government’s PBS reforms have failed on a number of key measures - and in particular have not made medicines more affordable for the majority of users of the scheme.


api logo Wed 22 May 13

API warns of ‘trade-offs’

AUSTRALIAN Pharmaceutical Industries has joined early jockeying for position in the negotiation of the next Community Pharmacy Agreement, warning that it may be forced to lengthen the delivery time for medications if Community Service Obligation funding isn’t increased.

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