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EMA backs Pfizer booster for teens
Friday | Feb 25 2022THE European Medicines Agency (EMA) has approved the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine as a booster for children aged 12 years and older.
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API deal delivers boost for MDR
Friday | Feb 25 2022MEDTECH firm, MedAdvisor's (MDR's) five-year deal with Australian Pharmaceutical Industries (API), which was signed in Jul 2021 (PD 30 Jul 2021), is already bearing fruit, the company says.
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Dispensary Corner 25 Feb 22
Friday | Feb 25 2022EFFORTS to expand pharmacists' scope of practice are moving up a notch in the UK, with one pharmacy group hoping to deliver new services including in-store births, liposuction and dental procedures.
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Kids’ nutrition
Thursday | Feb 24 2022GUILD Learning and Development is partnering with Abbott Nutrition to prepare pharmacists to support parents of children with "restrictive or selective" diets.
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GSK launches new consumer health co
Thursday | Feb 24 2022GSK'S consumer healthcare brands, Panadol, Voltaren and Centrum, are being rolled into a new company, Haleon, ahead of a demerger later this year.
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Priceline hits 40
Thursday | Feb 24 2022AUSTRALIAN Pharmaceutical Industries' Priceline group is celebrating its 40th anniversary with a six-week birthday campaign.
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Dispensary Corner 24 Feb 22
Thursday | Feb 24 2022ROMANCE is alive and well on the University of Mississippi's campus, and there's a TikTok video to prove it.
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Pharmacist prescribing no solution
Wednesday | Feb 23 2022EXPANDING pharmacists' prescribing rights is "not a rural workforce solution", Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) Rural Chair, Dr Michael Clements, believes.
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Businesses unlikely to get BI payouts
Wednesday | Feb 23 2022PHARMACIES adversely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic are increasingly unlikely to receive payouts under business interruption (BI) insurance cover, following a recent ruling by the Federal Court of Australia.
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Healthcare remains top cyber target
Wednesday | Feb 23 2022AUSTRALIA'S healthcare sector continues to experience more data breaches than any other industry, despite a decline in cases, the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) reports.
