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Women’s health and experiences of pain have long been misunderstood and poorly researched, but Nurofen’s Gender Pain Gap Index Report highlights how we can change the status quo. Victoria Goldman investigates
31 Aug 2026
The latest research from The Health and Food Supplements Information Service (HSIS) serves as a reminder – and warning – of the dangers of poor nutrition amongst the UK’s public. Kerry Greenaway investigates.
31 Jul 2026
Around one million children and young people in the UK are young carers, yet many go unrecognised and unsupported. With new research revealing the long-term toll this takes on their life trajectory, what can pharmacy teams do to help? Saša Janković investigates
02 Jul 2026
Finland has topped the global happiness rankings for the 9th year running, while the UK languishes in 29th place. The 2026 World Happiness Report asks whether social media is fuelling a quiet crisis in young people’s wellbeing.
01 Jun 2026
Pharmacy teams are ideally placed to spot signs of mental health problems, but if you don’t feel equipped to reach out, crucial opportunities to help may be missed.
12 May 2026
England’s new National Cancer Plan is full of promises, providing a sense of hope for some and a hint of caution for others.
10 Apr 2026
Nicotine pouches are tobacco-free but they are far from risk-free, and concerns are mounting about high nicotine content, aggressive marketing and regulatory loopholes that could leave a new generation hooked.
11 Mar 2026
From methanol in alcoholic drinks to taking too much medication by mistake, there is a greater risk of being poisoned accidentally than many of us realise.
12 Feb 2026
Antidepressants are used every day in the UK by millions of people, yet many are unaware of their potential side effects – which have now been uncovered in a new research paper.
15 Jan 2026
In many parts of the world, menopause as a health condition is overlooked – despite afflicting women for an average of seven years. The Annual Meeting of the Menopause Society looks to change that.
12 Dec 2025
Cold weather is not just uncomfortable. It can be life-threatening, particularly for those with underlying conditions, facing financial difficulty or trapped indoors by the cold.
11 Nov 2025
The Royal College of Physicians has recently called the standard of UK’s end-of-life care into question.
07 Oct 2025
For many pharmacy teams, the introduction of new technology isn’t just daunting, it’s demanding of their time, too. But Christchurch Pharmacy’s adoption of a new robot shows the payoff is worth it.
After many years at Hado Pharmacy, Larissa Lankoande is still as passionate about caring for customers as she was when she first started.
Above all else, Charlotte Coomber prioritises staff training and customer care, which she believes go hand in hand.
From volunteering at the counter to becoming a decade-long employee with growing qualifications under her belt, Dhara Desai is making the most of what pharmacy has to offer.
We catch up with Abigail Wattleworth, two-time RoE finalist. She speaks about how winning gave her the confidence to pursue the next step in her pharmacy journey.
From being a hairdresser one day to a healthcare adviser the next, Rachel Smith took a chance at a new career. Both her and the community are now reaping the rewards.
Whether she is ordering medicines, contacting the surgery to find substitutes or dropping off prescriptions, serving customers of her hometown community gives Lucy Mills purpose each day.
A happy and motivated team combined with a calm yet competitive work environment are what Edie Dunkley finds to be the perfect ingredients to create a successful community pharmacy.
Emma Sears’s keen instinct to help others has meant she has excelled in her role working in a community pharmacy.
After dedicating her life to her pharmacy, Donna Gwillim knows it just about better than anyone. Now, seeing in her retirement, Donna is getting a chance to reflect on all she has achieved.
What about that job post in the window? Over 20 years ago, Debby Woods applied for a position advertised in a pharmacy. Now, she is a retail coordinator, working across multiple Paydens branches.
Samantha Pugh is acutely aware of the fact that the pharmacy is not just a place people come to collect prescriptions, but somewhere people can find support, comfort and community.
For many pharmacy teams, the introduction of new technology isn’t just daunting, it’s demanding of their time, too. But Christchurch Pharmacy’s adoption of a new robot shows the payoff is worth it.
After many years at Hado Pharmacy, Larissa Lankoande is still as passionate about caring for customers as she was when she first started.
Above all else, Charlotte Coomber prioritises staff training and customer care, which she believes go hand in hand.
From volunteering at the counter to becoming a decade-long employee with growing qualifications under her belt, Dhara Desai is making the most of what pharmacy has to offer.
We catch up with Abigail Wattleworth, two-time RoE finalist. She speaks about how winning gave her the confidence to pursue the next step in her pharmacy journey.
From being a hairdresser one day to a healthcare adviser the next, Rachel Smith took a chance at a new career. Both her and the community are now reaping the rewards.
Whether she is ordering medicines, contacting the surgery to find substitutes or dropping off prescriptions, serving customers of her hometown community gives Lucy Mills purpose each day.
A happy and motivated team combined with a calm yet competitive work environment are what Edie Dunkley finds to be the perfect ingredients to create a successful community pharmacy.
Emma Sears’s keen instinct to help others has meant she has excelled in her role working in a community pharmacy.
After dedicating her life to her pharmacy, Donna Gwillim knows it just about better than anyone. Now, seeing in her retirement, Donna is getting a chance to reflect on all she has achieved.
What about that job post in the window? Over 20 years ago, Debby Woods applied for a position advertised in a pharmacy. Now, she is a retail coordinator, working across multiple Paydens branches.
Samantha Pugh is acutely aware of the fact that the pharmacy is not just a place people come to collect prescriptions, but somewhere people can find support, comfort and community.
October is a busy month for health campaigns, with plenty for pharmacy teams to get involved with
Treating dry skin and eczema can be overwhelming for customers: from skincare influencers dictating which products they need to the array treatment choices and the emotions that can accompany skin conditions. Pharmacy teams can provide clear guidance and empathetic support.
31 Aug 2026
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26 Aug 2026
Welcome to our CPD module series for community pharmacy technicians. Written in conjunction with the Pharmacy Magazine CPD series, it will mirror the magazine’s programme throughout the year. The series has been designed for you to use as part of your continuing professional development. Reflective exercises have been included to help you put your learning into practice.
07 Aug 2026
When it comes to women’s intimate health, pharmacy teams can play a significant part in relaying prevention advice, spotting symptoms and providing guidance on OTC and self-care treatment options.
06 Aug 2026
Next in our ‘mythbusting’ series looking at the evidence behind social-media driven wellness trends, we turn our attention to claims about collagen. By Saša Janković.
05 Aug 2026
This month we focus on allergies. Whether symptoms are caused by pollen, pets, dust mites or another trigger, this quick guide will help you to ask the right questions, offer self-care advice, ensure treatments are appropriate and know when referral or urgent action is needed.
05 Aug 2026
Part one of this dementia CPPE module looks at the prevalence of the condition as well as the different types of dementia.
31 Jul 2026
Part two of this dementia CPPE module looks at the risk factors associated with dementia and lifestyle factors that can reduce its risk.
31 Jul 2026
Part three of this dementia CPPE module takes a look at the holistic approach to dementia management and other pharmacological options.
31 Jul 2026
Part four of this dementia CPPE module looks at living with dementia and how pharmacy teams can establish a dementia friendly environment.
31 Jul 2026
Part five of this dementia CPPE module looks at advance care planning.
31 Jul 2026
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28 Jul 2026
Keeping all 206 bones in the body moving smoothly is a difficult task, so it’s no surprise that joints and muscles are prone to aches, strains and injuries. But whether the cause is sudden or long-term, there is plenty of advice you can share with your customers. By Rod Tucker.
05 Aug 2026
Stress and a lack of sleep are often seen as part of daily life, but when do they become something to worry about? Margaret East explores the impacts of stress and insomnia and how community pharmacy can help.
04 Aug 2026
From time to time, most customers’ households will be affected by a parasite. From lice and threadworms to scabies, pharmacy teams can provide plenty of advice to help get rid of these unwanted visitors. By Maria Lester.
31 Jul 2026
As with most conditions brought to pharmacy staff attention, the sooner it is spotted, the better. Or, ideally, prevented in the first place. This is especially true for ear conditions, which can be painful, uncomfortable and last for months if left unchecked. Victoria Goldman explores.
02 Jul 2026
When it comes to oral health, prevention is key. Margaret East explores some common concerns and how pharmacy teams have a role to play in helping customers smile better.
02 Jul 2026
When it comes to first aid, knowing what to do (and what not to do) is vital. While accidents and emergencies unfortunately will happen, quick thinking can make a real difference – and sometimes even save lives. Maria Lester explains
02 Jul 2026
Holidays are all fun and games, until someone gets sunburn, an upset stomach or is bitten by an infected mosquito. Kerry Greenaway looks at the important travel advice you can share with customers.
01 Jun 2026
From childhood development to healthy ageing, cognitive and mental wellbeing are closely linked throughout life. Margaret East explores how pharmacy teams can support brain health for all ages.
01 Jun 2026
Childhood and teen obesity continues to be a problem across the UK, with screen time curbing activity levels and junk food adverts aimed at children not helping either.
01 Jun 2026
Skin conditions can become all-encompassing without the right treatment. Training Matters explores how pharmacy teams can play a vital role in identifying concerns and helping customers to find solutions
12 May 2026
Type 1 diabetes often goes undetected in children, but with the correct knowledge, pharmacy teams can help families spot the disease and get proper treatment, says Victoria Goldman.
12 May 2026
Hayfever was previously only impactful during certain times of the year, but thanks to climate change, it now affects more people, more often. Kerry Greenaway spoke to allergy experts about pollen, food and other allergies.
12 May 2026
