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Scotland’s national covid-19 programme will be able to vaccinate 400,000 people a week by the end of February, the government has pledged in a new plan.
National pharmacy bodies have been out in force to welcome the fact that community pharmacy will administer the first Covid-19 vaccines today.
The GPhC has reiterated the importance of the registration assessment and reaffirmed their resolve to continue with the process.
The COVID-19 vaccine developed by Moderna has today been given regulatory approval for supply by the MHRA.
It is therefore probable, that due to a lack of a measuring jug, Mr MF guessed his first dose from the larger methadone bottles with tragic consequences.
AmerisourceBergen and Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA) today announced strategic agreements under which AmerisourceBergen will acquire the majority of WBA.
The total amount donated under the PDA’s charity partnership pledge to Pharmacist Support, established in 2018, has now surpassed £110K.
1,264 drug-related deaths were recorded in Scotland in 2019, according to statistics published today by National Records of Scotland.
The head of a Scottish medical college has sounded a warning over the scale of the catch-up challenge facing diagnostic services.
The RPS and the CMHP have written to the CMA as part of a consultation regarding the supply of Priadel, the lithium medication used by bipolar patients.
