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Current rules leave door open for medicines to be supplied without appropriate patient consultation, association says

Pharmacists say they are aware of people being wrongly prescribed the drugs who have previously had eating disorders, or whose body weight is low.

Families of the murdered activists are among two dozen suing government for failure to deliver justice for past crimes.

High court case demands inquiry into 1985 Cradock Four killings and ‘constitutional damages’ worth £7.3m

Japan is entering a new chapter in its economic and tourism strategy. With the recent approval of its first integrated casino resort (IR) in Osaka, the government is betting big on legal gambling to attract millions of visitors and drive economic growth. Yet, while Japan moves forward with its ambitious…

Japan has linked more than 200 cyberattacks over the past five years targeting the country’s national security and high technology data to a Chinese hacking group, MirrorFace

The Government has announced the first details of the new GP contract for 2025/26.

AAR Corp. will pay $55 million to resolve bribery investigations by the Justice Department and Securities and Exchange Commission

Analysis shows the UK has fewer pharmacies per 100,000 people than the likes of Ireland, France, Spain, Portugal, Latvia, Romania and Bulgaria.

A number of organisations representing pharmacists have joined forces to urge Health Secretary Wes Streeting to intervene.

THE SNP have warned that Scottish Labour pose a “very real risk” to free prescriptions in Scotland ...