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Leading Article
Where there's money, there's a way [more]
Is NICE now in limbo? [more]
News & Features
News
(including news in brief)
Pharmacy strategy launched in Scotland [more]
Keeping up with the cheats: novel pharmaceuticals and
drugs in sport [more]
Broad Spectrum
Life for pharmacists was grimmer in the past; let us
grab today's opportunities [more]
Letters
Letters
to the Editor
Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
Headache: (2) Non-migraine headache
»(PDF*,
60K)
Meetings
Developing future pharmacy services [more]
Original
papers
Misuse of over-the-counter medicines: a survey of community
pharmacies in a South Wales health authority
»(PDF*,
70K)
Articles
Pharmacists as patients: Living with ...
A
cardiac pacemaker
Cervical
dystonia
Schizophrenia
Warfarin
and diuretics
Onlooker
The Society
News
Obituaries
& Tributes
Committee
proceedings
MEP
amendments
Border
Region meeting
Derby
branch dinner
Hospital
Pharmacists group
Official Notices
Council and auditors election 2002 [more]
Retiring Council members and auditors [more]
Council election procedure [more]
Commonwealth Jubilee Travel Fellowship [more]
Notice-board
Branch
meetings
Future
events
Conferences
and more
Products
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Front Cover Picture
This week's front cover picture (by Christopher Icha) illustrates a news
feature which looks at the newly launched strategy for pharmaceutical
care in Scotland.
See also Leading
article
News
MMR vaccine
Research into a
link between the measles virus and gut abnormalities in children with
autism does not implicate the MMR vaccine.
Multiple sclerosis drugs to be paid for by the NHS
Health authorities are to pay
for beta interferon and glatiramer acetate for some MS patients despite
a National Institute for Clinical Excellence decision not
to recommend their use.
See Leading article.
Drugs in sport
The 2002 Winter Olympics start this week. In a news
feature Jonathan Buisson investigates new pharmaceutical products
which may evade the drug testers' net.
OTC drug misuse
Research from South Wales suggests that there is a widespread over-the-counter
medicine misuse problem in the United Kingdom and a need for standardised
policies focussing on particular OTC products.
Pharmacists as patients
Pharmacists describe, in their own words, what it is like to take a medicine
for life.
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