Saturday, February 04, 2012
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Complacent government in denial over drugs shortages, claims AAH chief
The government is in denial over the drugs shortage which continues to blight community pharmacy while ministers have been complacent when confronting the “seriousness of the problem,” Mark James, the group managing director of AAH, has said.
Concerns that drugs are still not reaching pharmacies promptly have grown amongst pharmacists and patient ....
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No “economic justification” for 100-hour pharmacies, says Avicenna chief
Salim Jetha, the chief executive of Avicenna, has told Pharmacy Business that there is “no economic justification” for the existence of 100-hour pharmacies, which have become a means for doctors to make more money at the expense of independent pharmacists.
Pharmacy bodies have called on the government to act on current ....
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AstraZeneca to axe 7,300 jobs in next two years as it seeks £1.6bn savings by 2014
The drugs company AstraZeneca has said it plans to cut 7,300 jobs in the next two years as it battles against falling profits and bears the brunt of an increase in competition within the pharmaceutical industry.
An extensive restructuring programme, the company's third since 2007, could see as many as 300 jobs ....
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Unlicensed herbal products are dangerous, warns MHRA
Unlicensed herbal products are continuing to put those who use them at risk of serious liver damage and organ failure, the UK’s Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency has warned.
Concerns that herbal products containing butterbur (petasites hybridus) still perforate the UK market has prompted the medicines regulator to urge the UK ....
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Ulcer drugs 50% more likely to cause hip fractures in smoking women
Women who smoke and take particular ulcer drugs are more likely to suffer from hip fractures later in life, according to the British Medical Journal.
The study took in 80,000 nurses in the U.S between the ages of 30 and 55 and they were examined to see how many developed fractures after ....
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•  Government could save over £1 billion if it drops health bill, says leading professor
•  Government should freeze 100-hour pharmacy applications, says Numark
•  One in 12 has home smoking ban, reveals Co-op Pharmacy study
•  Pharmacy Business editor wins Young Pharmacy Writer of the Year award
•  Lansley warns pharmacy to engage with GPs and health boards
•  People over 55 are more active than the younger generation, says GSK study
•  Ranbaxy face unprecedented injunction after falling standards at US and Indian plants
•  Labour leader tells Cameron he is "out of touch" with health reforms
 
 
 
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