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17-19 Oct: World Self Medication Industry General Assembly 2017; ICC Sydney; registrations opening soon: www.wsmiga2017.com, 26 Oct: CMA Annual Conference and Industry Awards; Sydney; details here: www.cmaustralia.org.au 26-28 Oct: Pharmacy Assistant National Conference; QT Gold Coast; for details see: www.pharmacyassistants.com 16-19 Nov: Medicines Management Conference 2017; ICC Sydney; details tbc:www.shpa.org.au .
THE canary in the coalmine or the crayfish in the brewery tank - crayfish equipped with high-tech sensors have been drafted in by a Czech brewery, the Protivin brewery in South Bohemia, in its quest to keep their water supply pure.
THE "One Health" approach, which recognises that the health of humans, animals and ecosystems are interconnected, should be applied to measures to control antimicrobial resistance (AMR), the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) has said in an updated Statement of Policy issued this week.
GUILD Learning and Development has partnered with AbbVie to develop an online course titled 'Understanding biologic medicines'.
FINDINGS from an analysis that included more than 200,000 US patients who underwent common surgical procedures suggests that the optimal length of opioid pain prescriptions is four to nine days for general surgery procedures, four to 13 days for women's health procedures, and six to 15 days for musculoskeletal procedures, according to a study published by JAMA Surgery.
PUBLIC Health England's 'Stoptober' quit campaign is backing the use of e-cigarettes, despite them not being licensed medicinal products for smoking cessation, according to a report by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society.
THE ongoing severity of this year's influenza season has highlighted the need to extend the role of community pharmacies in protecting the community from this potentially tragic disease, Pharmacy Guild of Australia executive director David Quilty said in a Forefront article.
