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New sleep disorder trend identified
Friday | Aug 15 2025LATE nights, alcohol and smoking on weekends could be triggering a newly identified sleep health concern known as ‘social apnoea’, according to Flinders University researchers.
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Dispensary Corner 15 Aug 25
Friday | Aug 15 2025WHILE some health hacks are probably too good – or too bizarre – to be true, one has just received the tick of approval from a doctor.
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PD for Fri 15 Aug 2025
Friday | Aug 15 2025AdPha supports call for healthcare AI oversight, physical side effects of psych meds overlooked, handling rude customers, and more
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CHA: “Expand pharmacist roles”
Thursday | Aug 14 2025CATHOLIC Health Australia (CHA), the nation’s largest non-government, not-for-profit group of health, community and aged care providers, has called on the Federal Government to expand the roles of pharmacists, care workers, nurses, and other allied health professionals to improve the productivity and quality of healthcare.
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Pharmacy partnership key to Haleon’s 3-year success
Thursday | Aug 14 2025HALEON ANZ has recently celebrated three years of becoming a standalone consumer healthcare company, following its demerger from GSK in Jul 2022.
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Blood-free healthcare with heart
Thursday | Aug 14 2025THIS week, Mahak Jahangir from Bendigo UFS View Street Pharmacy in Victoria shares an intern’s perspective of pharmacy practice.
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Glucojel profits you
Thursday | Aug 14 2025ALL the money raised by Glucojel assists the Pharmacy Guild of Australia in its advocacy work for community pharmacy – learn more on page six.
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Get better sleep
Thursday | Aug 14 2025RESTIN 2mg melatonin modified release tablets help offer a better quality sleep.
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Safety and Quality Commission releases AI guidance
Thursday | Aug 14 2025THE Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care has released new guidance to support health professionals in the day-to-day use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools that are rapidly entering clinical care.
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ADHD med benefits go beyond symptoms
Thursday | Aug 14 2025DRUG treatment for people with newly diagnosed attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is associated with significantly reduced risks of suicidal behaviours, substance misuse, transport accidents, and criminality, according to a study published in the BMJ today.
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