Taranaki’s Marie Allan qualified during World War II, became a publican then returned to dispensing pills in the 1970s as a widowed mother of eight

Taranaki’s Marie Allan qualified during World War II, became a publican then returned to dispensing pills in the 1970s as a widowed mother of eight

Rebound nasal congestion from excessive use of decongestant nasal sprays has led to much concern, and online support networks, overseas. Pharmacy Today reporter Fiona Cassie contacts pharmacists and researchers and discovers the picture of so-called addiction is quite different here

This year's 2 per cent membership fee increase delivers good value for money, argues Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand president Ian McMichael – though not all are convinced

Fiona Cassies reports on the Hastings pharmacy that is also New Zealand's luckiest Lotto shop

Most patients are shocked to discover pharmacists aren’t funded to provide many of the free patient services they use, a pilot study indicates

A groundbreaking trial run across 76 New Zealand pharmacies involving 950 patients has found that a honey cold sore treatment is equal but no better than the standard antiviral ointment