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Data shows large increase in online listings of dangerous and illegal substance targeting younger people...

Pharmacists are trained to offer advice on the treatment of a variety of ailments – anything...

Heroin assisted treatment is coming, but will it reduce drug harms? asks Terry Maguire...

A recent Accord Healthcare Ireland with Pharmabuddy shows that 44% of Irish pharmacists are anxious...

The ‘Jihadi pill’ is now a key part of the terrorist’s pharmacopoeia, writes Dr Des Corrigan...

There is overwhelming public support for plans to allow pharmacists to prescribe medicines for minor...

Being on the receiving end of all kinds of healthcare professionals brings more questions than answers,...

A toolkit that encourages implementation of a ‘life-course approach’ to vaccination by the...

Ireland like other developed countries, faces several common nutritional challenges. Nutrition plays a vital role...

New research led by Queen’s University Belfast in collaboration with Thomas Jefferson University,...

Ms Jacqueline Robinson, a pharmacist by clinical background, has been appointed Chief Operations Officer (COO)...

The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has expanded the scope of the OPEN initiative from Covid-19 vaccines...

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly has secured Government approval to progress a non-statutory inquiry into...

Reforms are required to improve safety at transitions of care and pharmacists can be part of...

There are obvious areas where the HSE could make changes to do a better job with...

Dr Des Corrigan analyses the significant gaps in our knowledge of HHC and other SSCs that...

A violent incident in the pharmacy prompted Terry Maguire to go into ‘teacher mode’...

It is important when we interact with our patients and others that we are aware of...