Vimarsana
Biggest News Aggregation in the World

Good Pharmacy Practice News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Stay updated with breaking news from Good Pharmacy Practice. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.

Top News In Good Pharmacy Practice Today - Breaking & Trending Today

Pharmacists seek Tinubu's intervention over improper drug prescription, dispensing - Vimarsana News

Pharmacists seek Tinubu's intervention over improper drug prescription, dispensing

The Association of Community Pharmacists of Nigeria has urged President Bola Tinubu to take urgent action to address the regulation of drug prescription and dispensing.

KMC directs pharmacies to function within criteria - Vimarsana News

KMC directs pharmacies to function within criteria

The Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has given 10 days of time to those pharmacies running within the Metropolis to comply with the standards.

You can now collect chronic meds from Post Offices, but pharmacists are worried - Vimarsana News

You can now collect chronic meds from Post Offices, but pharmacists are worried

Patients can now collect chronic medication from the South African Post Office, but pharmacists worry about branches' ability to keep these medicines safe and secure.

Health department and regulator appeal to public to report any misconduct by vaccination sites in Covid-19 vaccine roll-out - Vimarsana News

Health department and regulator appeal to public to report any misconduct by vaccination sites in Covid-19 vaccine roll-out

The national Department of Health and the South African Pharmacy Council has appealed to the public to report any misconduct related to the Covid-19 vaccination rollout programme.

Source: iol.co.za
HIV self-testing: Slow but steady uptake that could ease HIV burden on SA health system - Vimarsana News

HIV self-testing: Slow but steady uptake that could ease HIV burden on SA health system

About one in 10 of the more than 7 million people living with HIV in South Africa are not aware that they have the virus. One way to ensure that more people are diagnosed quicker is to make HIV self-testing kits more widely available – particularly to people who may not otherwise opt to have an HIV test done at a facility. The World Health Organisation (WHO) defines HIV self-testing as the process whereby an individual collects their own specimen (blood or oral fluid), performs HIV testing using an HIV rapid diagnostic test and interprets the result themselves, either assisted or unassisted...

Source: news24.com