Covid vaccine will not 'invalidate' fast, says EPB member
EPB member professor Mahendra Patel has insisted the Covid vaccine is fine for people about to fast.
EPB member professor Mahendra Patel has insisted the Covid vaccine is fine for people about to fast.
A blood test that can detect the early signs of bowel cancer will be rolled out in GP practices.
Early treatment with inhaled budesonide shortens recovery time among Covid-19 patients being treated in the community, PRINCIPLE has shown.
A pharmacist whose brother died after having the AstraZeneca vaccine has urged people not to be put off and get vaccinated.
The government is extending the provision of free Covid-19 PPE to health and social care providers until the end of March 2022.
Pharmacies should plan flu vaccines orders for 2021/22 on the basis of meeting at least the numbers of vaccinations achieved this year.
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In trials just one in 30 of the patients offered the Cytosponge were referred for an endoscopy.
Vitamin D deficiency is associated with increased severity of Covid-19 and greater risks of hospitalisation and death — so should supplementation become routine?
Numerous clinical trials with ivermectin in Covid-19 have shown consistent, large improvements inclinical outcomes. It must be authorised for use in the UK.
First dose protection ranged between 57-61 per cent for Pfizer vaccine and between 60-73 per cent for the Oxford-AZ vaccine (ChAdOx1)
The JCVI's decisions should not be used as a political football, says Dr Anthony Cox of Birmingham University School of Pharmacy
Study in The Lancet looks at Covid patients six months after discharge.
How can the results of clinical tests and their implications be clearly explained to patients? We offer some pointers.
Calls to reclassify oral contraceptives in order to increase accessibility and reduce unintended pregnancies are getting louder.
The Covid-19 pandemic seems to have changed psychopharmaceutical prescribing patterns in England, at least in the short-term.
As the evidence stacks up against the use of opioids for chronic pain, there’s a clear role for community pharmacists in helping people.
A novel nasal spray available exclusively from LloydsPharmacy claims to irreversibly inactivate nearly 100 per cent of SARS-CoV-2 within one minute.
We interview Rob Elliott, healthcare marketing director at Viatris, about erection problems, Viagra Connect and how pharmacists can help.
The over-indulgence in food and alcohol at this time of year offers a key opportunity to promote pharmacy’s role in the management of upper GI issues.
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