Darcy Jimenez is a journalist at Digg. She covers a range of topics primarily focused on medicine and healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and health and wellness, with a keen interest in consumer health and the cannabis business. Darcy's work has been featured in Yahoo Finance, Chemist+Druggist, and various prominent publications including The Guardian and VICE UK.
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Fetch Health will allow customers to get pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) for HIV delivered to their door.
By: Darcy Jimenez
The GPhC, which convened the event, said there was “strong consensus that a coordinated response is needed”.
By: Darcy Jimenez
The company said the new service is currently available for private prescriptions of its weight loss drug Mounjaro.
The GPhC has issued a warning after a pharmacy inspection found medication being supplied “without valid prescriptions” and drugs being compounded “without appropriate supervision”.
By: Darcy Jimenez
For pharmacist Julie Boora, the onset of perimenopause was a struggle - but one that inspired the launch of a women-focused pharmacy that's both online and keeping "community" alive.
The fourth consecutive record concessions come as one MP says the country is “addicted to low-cost drugs”.
An NHSE survey found that 86% of people had used at least one pharmacy service in the previous 12 months.
The regulator said full implementation of the new standards “will not be before autumn 2029”.
Police said the stolen items, believed to be worth “just under £10,000”, were later returned to the store.
By: Darcy Jimenez
CPNI's chief executive Gerard Greene said the decision to commission just 30 community pharmacies is "disappointing".
