Welcome to another round of picking over the decaying NHS looking for morsels to reinforce already weary conclusions.

The decisions Wes Streeting and his team take in the months ahead could make or break the community pharmacy network in this country...

Dispensing a different quantity in a manufacturer’s original pack requires a pharmacist to make the supply or pharmacist supervision - and there is considerable lack of clarity over the meaning of supervision.

A coroner has said a national shortage of EpiPens meant a pharmacist could not prevent the death of a young girl. She's asked the Department of Health to take action. It's said it will keep thinking about it.

The RPS is clear that pharmacists must be able to conscientiously object to taking part in assisted dying. But two experts, a pharmacist and a doctor, warn C+D readers the existing clause is ‘deeply flawed’.

"I'm really, really, scared. I don't want to give the wrong information and I don't want to give the wrong product. And I don't know if I'm ever going to know enough to do it."

We need a complete overhaul in community pharmacy, and we need it overnight. We need everyone to work together. And with a new government in power, now is the time to state clearly what we want, and by when. 

Prakash Patel, a CPE committee member, says to his fellow South Asian colleagues in community pharmacy: Your dedication, compassion, and hard work really makes a difference to the lives of those we serve...

'The influencer who contacted us even showed how to break the Mounjaro pen to get residue liquid out of the pen...'

Humans might not be able to keep up with AI which is bringing a deluge of new medicines – but community pharmacy might hold the solution.

Becoming a pharmacy technician requires a qualification, education and registration – so why shouldn’t they be 'pharmacy professionals' along with pharmacists?

As pharmacists join millions streaming to the polling booths, what state will the new government find pharmacy in?