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Incontinence: diagnosis and management

The causes and clinical features of the different types of urinary incontinence and how pharmacy teams can help patients manage this common condition

30 Jul 2026

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Danger time for new pharmacists

As a shiny new cohort of pharmacist prescribers joins the register, many pressing issues still need to be tackled. Are you nervous, asks Alexander Humphries*?

29 Jul 2026

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Frailty, polypharmacy and falls prevention in older people

Age-related physiological changes, multimorbidity and medicines burden increase the risk of frailty, falls and adverse outcomes in elderly patients. Pharmacists must identify risks and support safer care. By Rod Tucker

29 Jul 2026

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Perimenopause and post menopause hormonal treatment

Dr Jill Rutter details perimenopause and postmenopause symptoms, explains some important practical issues to consider when it comes to hormone replacement therapy, and clarifies some common myths and misconceptions

28 Jul 2026

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MHRA issues drug safety update for domperidone

The MHRA has issued a drug safety update for domperidone in response to reports of severe episodes of hypertension

21 Jul 2026

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Role for pharmacy in cutting CVD deaths by 25%

Community pharmacies can play a significant role in helping to cut avoidable CVD deaths by 25%

16 Jul 2026

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Patience is a virtue, but it has its limits

The Royal College has finally launched but urgently needs to articulate a new, compelling vision for members and non-members alike or they will simply walk away, says Steve Churton.

09 Jul 2026

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Editor’s comment: From rivalry to rapprochement?

Pharmacy’s divided voice has weakened its case in the past. Could that be about to change, asks Ross Ferguson?

09 Jul 2026

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Opinion: Drive reform or face the consequences

It’s time for pharmacists in England to get on board with much needed reform of the community pharmacy contractual framework, says our anonymous columnist Alexander Humphries*

07 Jul 2026

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Opinion: Is new vaccine service just an added burden?

Additional funding still needs to be injected into community pharmacy to increase capacity to deliver new services, says our columnist Liam Stapleton.

06 Jul 2026

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Pharmacy prescribing in England: past, present and future

Former pharmacy owner, pharmacist IP pathfinder and private prescriber, Lindsey Fairbrother, considers the sector’s prescribing journey so far and looks ahead to what’s next.

03 Jul 2026

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Pharmacy Magazine Podcast – Talking Pharmacy 2026, Episode 8

Drones, prescribing turf wars, concordats, pharmacy deserts and Mrs Montague's aspirin tablets – the Editors cover the ground in this week's episode.

03 Jul 2026

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Pharmacy in Scotland: ambition, reality and difficult choices

Chief executive officer at Community Pharmacy Scotland, Matt Barclay, explains why despite some great progress in the contract in Scotland there are still significant challenges to overcome

30 Jun 2026

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Dopaminergics and impulse control disorders

Mark Greener investigates the disturbing adverse effect of impulse control disorders in people with restless legs syndrome taking dopamine agonists

30 Jun 2026

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Lower GI symptoms and management

Symptoms and management of constipation, diarrhoea, and irritable bowel syndrome

29 Jun 2026

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