Neighbourhood Pharmacies names new board chairTwo new directors also joined the association’s board. A $6.83 fee for a $6,000 cancer drug?A single cancer prescription can require hours of work and ongoing clinical oversight. Yet, it’ll generate less than $7 in gross revenue. Should pharmacy students be able to give shots? The Manitoba college wants to hear from you Draft regulation would allow trained students to administer drugs and vaccines under pharmacist supervision. Shoppers, Obesity Canada partner to expand obesity care New collaboration will focus on improving access to evidence-based care and reducing the stigma of obesity as a chronic disease. CAPT to open Pharmacy Technician Symposium at FIP World Congress Event expected to give the clinical contribution of techs a stronger voice on the world stage. How much does your province’s pharmacy sector contribute to Canada’s GDP? A new infographic breaks down the economic impact of pharmacies across Canada, province by province. Health Canada advises against starting new patients on TAVNEOS The federal regulator is reviewing drug's approval after concerns emerge over integrity of clinical trial data. Is AI ready to take over prescriptions? Doctors are wary of Utah’s automated refill program The program allows Utah residents to skip the doctor’s office and get their prescriptions refilled online by an AI chatbot called Doctronic. Zonnic, ticks, heel pain: New Brunswick Pharmacists’ Association primers tackle your pharmacy questions Four new ‘Ask Your Pharmacist’ explainers break down what you need to know about nicotine pouches, tick bites, seasonal allergies and plantar fasciitis. Don't forget to report prescription forgeries to police: ACP Regulator says dozens of forgery attempts were reported to ACP in Edmonton this year, but far fewer were reported to law enforcement. 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last
