The Pharmaceutical Journal
May 6, 2000

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An Onlooker's Notebook   680

Leading Article   681

News   682-684

Clinical Pharmacy   685-687

Business   688

The Society   689-691

Letters to the Editor   692-693

Continuing education   694-700

Forum   701-706

Products   707

Notice-Board   708

Participants at a recent meeting on "Pharmacognosy in the 21st century" heard that frog venoms were a source of useful peptides (p701). Leading article (p681).

Medicines management

The All-Party Pharmacy Group has told the Government it should pay for a £1.8m trial of cardiac medicines management by community pharmacists (p682).

Inhaled steroids and bone density

Researchers have found that high cumulative doses of inhaled steroids can reduce bone density and predispose patients to osteoporosis (p685).

Multiple sclerosis

Multiple sclerosis and its treatment is the subject of this week's continuing education article, which is part of our series on neurology (p694).

Health promotion

The involvement of pharmacists in health promotion in Scotland was discussed at a meeting of pharmacists and health promotion specialists in Edinburgh recently (p704).