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Parkinson’s set to triple
Friday | Apr 12 2024THE number of Australians living with Parkinson's is projected to more than triple by 2050, a new report from Parkinson's Australia has revealed.
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Heart rehab program reduces death risk
Friday | Apr 12 2024AUSTRALIANS who have experienced a cardiac incident can lower their risk of death by completing a cardiac rehabilitation (CR) program.
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Huge Syd seize
Friday | Apr 12 2024MORE than 700kg of Xanax was seized in Sydney earlier this week, in what the NSW Police has declared "the single largest seizure of pharmaceutical drugs" in the state's history.
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Dispensary Corner 12 Apr 24
Friday | Apr 12 2024SOME may assume that Married at First Sight contestant Eden Harper has full lips as a result of filler.
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SA pharmacists now eligible to offer Pill
Thursday | Apr 11 2024TRAINED South Australian pharmacists are now able to resupply certain oral contraceptives to women aged 17 to 50, the state's Health Minister Chris Picton announced today.
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Butler to open MM2024
Thursday | Apr 11 2024FEDERAL Health Minister Mark Butler will open Australia's largest scientific pharmacy conference, Medicines Management 2024 (MM2024), the Society of Hospital Pharmacists of Australia (SHPA) has announced.
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Coles supports sick kids
Thursday | Apr 11 2024SUPERMARKET giant Coles has partnered with national alliance Hospitals United for Sick Kids to launch an Australia-wide fundraising campaign, supporting children in hospitals and their families.
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Signing scrapped
Thursday | Apr 11 2024PATIENTS do not have to go back to signing PBS prescriptions on collection, the Pharmacy Guild of Australia has confirmed.
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Monash no.2 in the world for pharmacists
Thursday | Apr 11 2024MONASH University in Melbourne has ranked number two in the world for Pharmacy and Pharmacology for the second year running, in the 2024 Quacquarelli Symonds World University Rankings by Subject.
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AMA calls for sugar tax on soft drinks
Thursday | Apr 11 2024THE Australian Medical Association (AMA) is calling for a tax on sugary drinks, as consumers have been sold a "fantasy" when opting for beverages advertised with reduced sugar.