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Comment
An
Onlooker’s Notebook
Leading Article
Trust
the trusts
Broad Spectrum
Why strength of a medicine is not the sume of its parts and needs regulation
Letters
to the Editor
News
News
Clinical
Pharmacy
Business
News Features
Cracking down on violence in the NHS — will pharmacy benefit?
Rabies — time to enforce airport protocols
The Society
News
Scottish News
Original Papers
An exploration of the potential impact of primary
care groups on pharmaceutical practice
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North & East Devon Health Authority
Association of the European Self-Medication Industry
Notice-board
Branch
meetings
Future
events
Conferences
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Products & Recalls
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Front Cover Picture
This week’s front cover photograph illustrates a News Feature
article which examines the relevance to community pharmacy of the Government’s
crackdown on violence
in the NHS.
Stroke prevention
A regimen of perindopril given alone or in combination with the diuretic
indapamide reduces the risk of recurrent stroke irrespective of whether
blood pressure is raised or not, a new
study shows.
Rabies immunisation
United Kingdom protocols for the provision of post-bite rabies immunisation
to travellers may be failing, according to a News
Feature article this week.
Impact of PCGs
The potential impact of primary care groups on pharmaceutical practice
is explored in an original paper this week.
Society sells Medicines Testing Laboratory
The Royal Pharmaceutical Society is to dispose of its Medicines
Testing Laboratory in a cash and share deal worth more than half a
million pounds.
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