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Pharmacy students sail to new streams at NAPSA Congress
Tuesday | Jan 20 2026THE National Australian Pharmacy Students’ Association (NAPSA) Congress 2026 has been declared an “outstanding success”, with over 330 attendees enjoying a week of learning and networking.
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Positive thinking boosts vaccine immune response, study finds
Tuesday | Jan 20 2026POSITIVE thinking might help the brain support the immune system in a non-invasive way, according to a study published today in Nature Medicine.
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Dispensary Corner 20 Jan 26
Tuesday | Jan 20 2026FOREST elephants in western Africa are treating farms as pharmacies, according to new scientific research.
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PD for Tue 20 Jan 2026
Tuesday | Jan 20 2026Blooms unveils a new look, students sail to new streams at NAPSA Congress, tattoo inks affect immune system, and more
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Adrenaline nasal spray TGA approved
Monday | Jan 19 2026CSL Seqirus has announced the listing of Neffy adrenaline (epinephrine) nasal spray on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods (ARTG), approved for the treatment of anaphylaxis in adults and children weighing 15kg or more, and aged four years and over.
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Scaling lessons from lychee farming
Monday | Jan 19 2026QUEENSLAND-BASED pharmacist owner and entrepreneur Roy Packer shares his thoughts on the parallels between agricultural practices and pharmacy.
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Black salve ads, supply conviction
Monday | Jan 19 2026BELINDA Gae Harris, trading under the name Tickety-Boo Herbal, has been sentenced to seven months’ imprisonment, a community corrections order, and fines of $20,000 for unlawfully advertising and supplying black salve and bloodroot capsules, and for advertising other unapproved therapeutic goods to treat serious conditions.
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WA student named Wildcard PSOTY
Monday | Jan 19 2026THE Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) has announced that Grace Nicolson from the University of Western Australia is the 2026 National Australian Pharmacy Students’ Association (NAPSA) Wildcard Pharmacy Student of the Year (PSOTY).
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Dispensary Corner 19 Jan 26
Monday | Jan 19 2026RESEARCHERS have discovered that gut microbes play an important part in brain function, and if you transplant gut microbes from primates into mice, their tiny little brains start working like those of ours and our close cousins.
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PD for Mon 19 Jan 2026
Monday | Jan 19 2026Adrenaline nasal spray TGA approved, WA student named Wildcard PSOTY, jail sentence for black salve marketing intended to deter others, and more
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