EDX/20/1154
Date of prep: December 2020
Prescribing information and
adverse events reporting
For healthcare professionals only
EDX/20/1154
Date of prep: December 2020
Prescribing information and
adverse events reporting
For healthcare professionals only
Friday, 11.00am… I am standing at the reception counter of my local pharmacy, waiting for my monthly prescription that the pharmacy ordered a few days ago. Janine, the technician, gets the bag from the storage area and shouts to the regular pharmacist: “Hey! Tom! Do you want an MUR? Says here that she last had one eighteen months […]
It was 2012, and I was very happy, four years previous we had left London and bought a beautifully converted barn just outside Petersfield. I had three gorgeous children and a loving husband. I had started running post-children and fitness was improving. I was awarded a consultant post, alongside Steve Tomlin in 2006. This […]
THERE are several methods for delivering daily insulin doses to manage type 1 diabetes. The most often prescribed is an insulin pump. While this method is widely considered the most efficient for managing Type 1, I opt for old-school insulin pens. When I was first diagnosed two years ago, my healthcare team and […]
Matt Johnson IT has quite surprised me how many people are now trying out writing as a contributory means to help treat post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Questions levelled at me, as to how writing helped me have prompted me to repeat this post, which I originally published last year. PTSD – the chemistry In examining […]
Everyone has heard of steroids and the majority of people will think there is only one type of steroid. The ‘bad steroid’ is the anabolic one that the bodybuilders abuse and that you hear about when athletes have failed drug tests. But these steroids are not the steroids which most people with asthma will depend […]
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