World News Wrapup: 22 January 2026

AJP Staff 22/01/2026

Red flags raised over pharmacies operating without a pharmacy; British pharmacists seek compensation for wasted time; AI app improves inventory management Suva, Fiji: Concerns are being raised about potential public health risks following reports that medicines have been dispensed at a number of pharmacies without a registered pharmacist being present. Fiji Pharmaceutical Society president, Priyanka Prasad, warned that such practices pose a direct

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