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‘Unexplained pharmaceuticals’ found in complementary and alternative medicines

‘Unexplained pharmaceuticals’ found in complementary and alternative medicines

Nearly half of the 135 complementary and alternative medicines tested by researchers had contaminants, including animal DNA and potential allergens.


TGA releases improved patient information

TGA releases improved patient information

Updates to the Consumer Medicines Information are aimed at improving patient understanding and safety of medicine use.


Natural remedies: Help or harm?

Natural remedies: Help or harm?

With flu season upon us, newsGP speaks to four experts about what GPs should know when it comes to complementary and alternative medicines.


Why down-scheduling medicines is fraught with danger

Why down-scheduling medicines is fraught with danger

Assoc Prof Mark Morgan questions whether a push to make more prescription-only medicines available over the counter is best for patients.


TGA moves to ease fears over a ‘no deal’ Brexit

TGA moves to ease fears over a ‘no deal’ Brexit

Imported medicines and devices will be minimally affected under a ‘no deal’ Brexit, according to the Therapeutic Goods Administration.


Undisclosed pharmaceutical payments ‘a cause for concern’

Undisclosed pharmaceutical payments ‘a cause for concern’

A drop in disclosures related to pharmaceutical company payments to the Australian healthcare sector has prompted calls for more transparency.


New advice on multiple prescribing and complementary medicines

New advice on multiple prescribing and complementary medicines

A collaboration between Choosing Wisely and the PSA has produced recommendations that provide increased clarity around best prescribing practices.


Federal law designed to protect against medicine shortages

Federal law designed to protect against medicine shortages

Medicine companies will have to report shortages of important medicines as soon as they occur under new legislation passed by the Federal Government.


GP warns against self-prescribing, with almost 90% of Australians on medication

GP warns against self-prescribing, with almost 90% of Australians on medication

Doctors are urging people to consult their GPs before starting new medications, warning they could be doing more harm than good without professional advice.


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