TGA issues safety reminder and advises of updates to infliximab product information Changes to the product information of Remicade (infliximab) have been flagged by the TGA in a recent newsletter, …

Pharmacy student group NAPSA comes out in support of pill testing at festivals and fixed public locations  Pharmacy students say they support the view of the majority of Australians in …

The new year is with us, and AJP is back and ready to report all the news and views relevant to pharmacy Our first daily newsletter for the year will …

For our final list of most-read stories of 2018, we take a look at our most popular CPD education articles. The list is strongly focused on vitamins and supplements, although …

What were the 10 most-read feature articles on our website this year? A look at the most-read feature articles on the AJP website in 2018 reveals a real mixed bag …

What were our 10 best-read business-related stories in 2018? These were the 10 most read business columns, features and stories on the AJP website during 2018: A point of difference …

Detection of trace element impurity leads to a recall of Apotex’s Valsartan product range Apotex Pty Ltd, in consultation with the TGA, has issued a recalling of all batches and …

Let’s take a quick look back at our 10 most-read stories in 2018 2018 is nearly over, and it’s certainly been a big year for pharmacy.   Here’s the overall 10 …

Say no to homeopathic products, be cautious with complementary medicines and be careful when adding additional treatments for patients with multiple medications, PSA advises   New recommendations on the prescribing of …

Which sections of the AJP magazine do you currently read? We welcome your feedback The AJP magazine is the oldest continuously published print title in Australia – having first left …

This is our final AJP Daily newsletter for 2018, but we’ll be back early next year. Here’s the dates you need to know The end of year close down is …

Our animals are suffering from the impact of pharmaceutical waste, a new study has found Over 60 pharmaceutical compounds have been detected in aquatic invertebrates and riparian spiders, Australian research …