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Leaders map shift of chronic care to high streets CCA conference
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Leaders map shift of chronic care to high streets: CCA conference

National digital scale and localised independent prescribing paths took centre stage at the CCA conference this week as leaders tackle historic funding patterns and health inequalities

Poll reveals strong sector backing for Pharmacy First migraine expansion
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Poll reveals strong sector backing for Pharmacy First migraine expansion

Majority of pharmacists feel capable of managing acute headaches but warn funding must match the clinical burden

Pharmacy groups seek above-inflation increases
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Pharmacy groups seek above-inflation increases

They want the government to help the pharmacy sector become sustainable

CCA wants acute headaches and migraines to be included in Pharmacy First
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CCA wants acute headaches and migraines to be included in Pharmacy First

Community pharmacies can support up to 1.25 million people with acute headaches and migraines, says a CCA-Pfizer report

Weight-loss jabs help reduce sick days Study
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Weight-loss jabs help reduce sick days: Study

Face-to-face GP appointments dropped by 53 per cent among the group

TRT for men and women: energy, mood and risks
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TRT for Men and Women: what experts say about energy, mood and risks

Many celebrities, including Kate Winslet and Robbie Williams, have undergone this therapy to regain themselves in the middle age

Lyla’s Law Type 1 diabetes awareness
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Lyla’s Law: MP urges pharmacies to lead national Type 1 diabetes awareness

Following the tragic death of Lyla Story, a 120,000-signature petition urges the government to adopt a ‘test, don’t guess’ framework in primary care

Migraine treatment in tablet form triples in one year after NICE approval
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Migraine treatment in tablet form triples in one year after NICE approval

In 2025, 22,800 people were prescribed these medicines by their GPs