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Travel Specials 15 Feb 18 (brought to you by Cruise Weekly)
Thursday | Feb 15 2018WELCOME to Pharmacy Daily's.
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Dispensary Corner 15 Feb 18
Thursday | Feb 15 2018VALENTINE'S Day supposedly makes the heart grow fonder, but rarely have people accused fast-food giant KFC of doing the same thing - however perhaps the following story might persuade you to think differently.
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Drugs and lactation
Thursday | Feb 15 2018ASSOCIATE professor of pharmacology in the Faculty of Health Sciences and Medicine, at Bond University, Gold Coast, pharmacist Treasure McGuire has summarised the impact of drugs on milk during lactation in NPS MedicineWise's Australian Prescriber.
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Free eLearning
Thursday | Feb 15 2018THE Australian College of Pharmacy has announced it is making available a collection of complimentary clinical eLearning modules available to all pharmacists.
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Kids & heart disease
Thursday | Feb 15 2018THE Federal Government has announced the commitment of $150,000 for the establishment of a National Childhood Heart Disease Action Plan to be jointly developed with HeartKids.
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New PSA building
Thursday | Feb 15 2018THE Pharmaceutical Society of Australia has purchased new premises in North Sydney, NSW.
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‘Baby brain’ is real
Thursday | Feb 15 2018GENERAL cognitive functioning and memory were significantly poorer in pregnant women than in controls, particularly during the third trimester, according to a meta-analysis of 20 studies looking at relationships between pregnancy and changes in cognition.
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EpiPen shortage
Thursday | Feb 15 2018MYLAN has advised the TGA that a return to normal stock levels for EpiPen 300mcg autoinjectors has been delayed by about a week, with supply now expected by 23 Feb.
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Merger boosts TWG result
Thursday | Feb 15 2018TERRY White Group's (TWG) merger with Chemmart in Oct 2016 (PD 27 Oct 16) has delivered a "substantial increase" to revenue and earnings, according to its financial statements for the half year to 31 Dec 2017.
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ACT real-time monitoring
Thursday | Feb 15 2018THE ACT Government has committed to implementing real-time prescription monitoring in the next 12 months, according to the Territory's Health and Well-Being Minister, Meegan Fitzharris.
