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Pharmacy-based diagnostic services continue to improve customers’ accessibility to healthcare.
Pharmacy-based diagnostic services continue to improve customers’ accessibility to healthcare.
Many issues can affect the gastrointestinal tract and pharmacy teams should be ready to deal with questions on a range of symptoms.
Pharmacy teams have a vital role to play in addressing the stigma of erection problems and supporting customers.
Peter Butcher demonstrates how community pharmacy is continuing to be a place of support despite the pandemic.
This module aims to provide an update on the diagnosis and management of irritable bowel syndrome.
The tampon tax is finally abolished and pharmacy teams can help maintain positive momentum for women’s health.
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Discover the key benefits of different types of laxatives, and the right questions to ask customers to ensure you know which to recommend
Understand how omeprazole 20mg works to treat heartburn and acid reflux symptoms
Learn about the crucial role of gut bacteria and how a healthy microbiome can support daily digestive health
This video will guide you through a consultation with Michelle, a customer with very dry skin, and help you recommend suitable products to help
Pharmacy teams can be on hand to offer advice, product recommendations and signposting for bowel complaints.
There are many common women’s health problems that can benefit from fast intervention, and pharmacy teams can help.
Are teenagers’ diets sufficiently balanced to ensure they grow into healthy adults? Evidence suggests they’re not.
Understand how different laxatives work so you can make the best recommendations for your customers
Digestive health problems are common for many people, so pharmacy teams have plenty of opportunities to help.
The tampon tax is finally abolished and pharmacy teams can help maintain positive momentum for women’s health.
Cancer is a worldwide issue, but there are some things pharmacy teams can do for their customers here in the UK this World Cancer Day
There are concerns that vital routine vaccinations may get forgotten with thoughts, understandably, on Covid-19.
Encouraging customers to ban the booze and get involved in Dry January has many benefits – and not just health related ones.
While vaccination hopes swell and the light at the end of the tunnel comes into view, for some people the effects of the Covid-19 are more indefinite.
In an effort to accelerate the decline in smoking prevalence and smoking-related population harm, the tobacco harm reduction approach has been increasingly recognised by public health organisations.
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