Home - The Pharmaceutical Journal

Access provided by

Green background with IV leading into a pancreas. Clock hands visible too

Can immunotherapy stop the clock on type 1 diabetes?

The approval of teplizumab could be “the biggest breakthrough since the discovery of insulin” in diabetes treatment and researchers hope it could lead to a “functional cure”.…

Everything you need to know about the push for microbiome medicine development

GLP-1s: what is behind the variation in efficacy?

‘We’re in our early days’: the Royal College of Pharmacy’s first national advisory council chairs on their priorities

Can simulation help foundation trainee pharmacists prepare for prescribing?

News

Topical this week

Illustration of the isolated nitazene molecule flanked by methods of drug delivery on the left and naloxone overdose treatment on the right

Everything you need to know about nitazenes

Close up of the used vaccine needles in a sharp bin

Pharmacy’s role in harm reduction in individuals with substance use disorder

Wires and networks overlay tablet on blue background

Applications of AI in pharmacy practice

AI prompt in chat screen on a laptop, keyboard visible below.

Using generative AI to support revision and learning

Woman speaking to student with hearing disability, showing hand gesture at laptop, working at computer in library

Best practice for consultations with patients with additional speech and hearing needs

Amyloid plaques amongst neurons

Diagnosis and management of dementia

The dangers of propranolol for anxiety

News from Wales

Light blue background with EURNeffy product in the centre

Nasal adrenaline spray recommended for use in NHS Wales

‘We’re in our early days’: the Royal College of Pharmacy’s first national advisory council chairs on their priorities

A woman uses a insulin injection

Once-weekly insulin would be ‘significant change’ for diabetes prescribers

A child with allergies blows his nose with a tissue

NICE includes children in updated guidance for allergy medicine

A pharmacist assists a patient in a community pharmacy

Common ailments service rated as ‘excellent’ by almost all users, study finds

A middle aged man takes a tablet with water

NICE recommends heart drug aficamten with simultaneous MHRA approval

A photo of Liz Hallet (left) standing with Beca Brown (middle) and Geraldine McCaffrey (right)

RCPharm meets with new members of the Senedd

News from Scotland

Light blue background with EURNeffy product in the centre

Nasal adrenaline spray recommended for use in NHS Wales

‘We’re in our early days’: the Royal College of Pharmacy’s first national advisory council chairs on their priorities

A woman uses a insulin injection

Once-weekly insulin would be ‘significant change’ for diabetes prescribers

A child with allergies blows his nose with a tissue

NICE includes children in updated guidance for allergy medicine

A pharmacist assists a patient in a community pharmacy

Common ailments service rated as ‘excellent’ by almost all users, study finds

A middle aged man takes a tablet with water

NICE recommends heart drug aficamten with simultaneous MHRA approval

A photo of Liz Hallet (left) standing with Beca Brown (middle) and Geraldine McCaffrey (right)

RCPharm meets with new members of the Senedd

Learning & CPD

Medics wearing PPE transport a patient into the emergency department of the Royal London Hospital in London, England

How to manage medicines during major incidents

Pharmacist consultation about migraines, young black woman patient listens to advice

Case-based learning: differentiating migraine in a patient with sickle cell disease

Lighter purple background with syringe, black and white silhouettes, microscope, computer screen and keyboard, DNA helix and number 7

Understanding risk and clinical utility, dropouts, data handling and the discussion section when evaluating studies

Dark purple background with Sum greek symbol, calculator, syringe and p=0.013, graph with steps and bell curve, number 6

Evaluating study results: statistical inference, hypothesis testing and significance

Purple background with white pills, Sum greek symbol, calculator, syringe and p=0.013, number 5

Evaluating study results: central tendency and variability and confidence intervals

Black background with circle showing the retina photography of someone with diabetic retinopathy (cloudy yellow patches visible)

Diabetic retinopathy: screening and management

Darker purple background with pill, calculator, books, graph, control group, microscope number 4

Evaluating clinical study methods: treatment considerations, outcomes, variables and measurements

Haemato-oncology

Older woman holds white pill and glass of water

Bruton tyrosine kinase inhibitors and B-cell malignancies: a guide for pharmacists

Supported content

Light micrograph of lymphocytes in a human blood smear in a case of chronic lymphocytic leukaemia

Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia: diagnosis and management

Supported content

Illustration of a silhouetted hand holding up a white pill over a background with healthy blood cells and cancer cells passing by

How can pharmacists best support patients with chronic lymphocytic leukaemia?

Supported content

Lymphoplasmacytic lymphoma. Light micrograph of a mixture of lymphocytes and plasma cells with inclusions, from bone marrow, in a case of lymphoplasmacytic lymphoma, also known as Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia. This cancer affects B cell lymphocytes, a type of white blood cell. It is named for the resemblance the abnormal cells have to plasma cells, resulting in them being termed plasmacytoid lymphocytes. The white blood cells are stained purple, with the red blood cells appearing a pale orange.

Management of Waldenstrom’s macroglobulinaemia

Supported content

illustration of older man sitting on bed holding tablet

BTK inhibitors: what pharmacists need to know

Supported content

BRUKINSA: explore the possibilities in CLL

Promotional content

Tributes & obituaries

Want to see content related to your country or pharmacy sector on your homepage? Visit your preference centre to update your interests and help us improve your digital experience.

Newly registered?

Find our dedicated career advice and resources, clinical CPD and professional skills content here.

Research