Kate Bowie is a journalist with a focus on the pharmaceutical industry and healthcare in the United Kingdom. She writes for Chemist+Druggist, covering topics such as drug shortages, pharmacy regulations, and industry developments. Her work has also been featured in Nursing Times and BioRxiv.
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Kate Bowie's coverage has a strong focus on the healthcare and pharmaceutical industry in the UK, particularly with regards to pharmacy-related topics. She seems most interested in reporting on government announcements and expert commentary within this domain.
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Boots parent company Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA) has remained taciturn amid fresh rumours that it is in talks to “sell itself” to a private equity firm in the new year.
The pharmacy regulator has revealed that it will go forward with some changes to pharmacy education quality checks, despite “long-standing concerns” raised during its consultation.
The proportion of students who passed this autumn’s registration exam has fallen almost 10 percentage points compared to last year, pharmacy regulators have revealed.
NHS England (NHSE) has decided that mandatory rotations for pharmacy trainees “will be delayed” until the 2027/28 cohort.
The pharmacy all party parliamentary group (APPG) has launched a “vital” inquiry into the impact of medicines shortages in England.
By: Kate Bowie
Former social media influencer Georgie Aldous took three trips to A&E in a 48-hour period after taking Mounjaro purchased from LloydPharmacy's online doctor, he warned followers this month (December 8).
Asda will “endeavour to retain as many pharmacists as possible” while it implements a “new model” – but is no longer offering £1,000 one-time payments to sweeten the deal, C+D has learned.
The regulator has issued a year’s suspension in an “unusual case” that saw a pharmacist send prescription only medicines (POMs) “hidden in a barrel with clothes and shoes” to Sierra Leone.
The pharmacy minister has revealed government plans to implement hub-and-spoke legislation this year.
A community pharmacist raised the alarm on a diabetes patient who sold excess tirzepatide “mistakenly prescribed” by their GP “to associates for weight loss purposes”, CPW yesterday (January 2) revealed.
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