Issue : The Pharmaceutical Journal, April 2020, Vol 304, No 7936
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Deaths: Manjit Singh Bahra
On 21 February 2020, Manjit Singh Bahra MRPharmS, aged 63 years, of Maidenhead, Berkshire. Mr Bahra registered with the Society in 1982.
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Call for Society Fellowship Nominations
The Panel of Fellows will be holding their next meeting in June 2020. Nominations for Society Fellowship must be received by the Secretary of the Panel of Fellows by 7 May 2020 to be considered at this meeting.
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Deaths: John Mulrooney
On 27 February 2020, John Mulrooney MRPharmS, aged 75 years, of Wanstead, London. Mr Mulrooney registered with the Society in 1983.
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Tribute: Alan Ross
I was saddened to hear of the passing away of Alan Ross.
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Tribute: Herbert Roy Broadbent
Roy initially worked for Timothy Whites & Taylors in Wombwell, before taking up the position of managing director of Associated Chemists (Wicker) in Sheffield during the mid-1950s — a company that he continued to be involved with throughout his career as a director and as company secretary. He spent time with May and Baker as a pharmaceutical representative before buying a pharmacy on Badsley Moor Lane, Rotherham, in 1966, where he spent the remainder of his career. This was a traditional ..
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Deaths: Harold Emmanuel Wolfe
On 3 March 2020, Harold Emmanuel Wolfe MRPharmS, aged 82 years, of Barnet, Hertfordshire. Mr Wolfe registered with the Society in 1962.
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Deaths: Angela Mary Fell
On 18 March 2020, Angela Mary Fell MRPharmS, aged 79 years, of Grappenhall, Cheshire. Mrs Fell registered with the Society in 1966.
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Supermarkets urged to include pharmacists in NHS shopping hours
The Royal Pharmaceutical Society has written to the major supermarket chains urging them to ensure that pharmacists can access dedicated shopping times for NHS workers.
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Promoting antibiotic guardians in India
English Pharmacy Board member Mahendra Patel on sharing the antimicrobial stewardship message across India, with students and younger pharmacists at the vanguard.
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Could currently used vaccines protect against COVID-19? Subscription
Data published earlier in 2020 suggest that children are at lower risk of experiencing severe symptoms and mortality from COVID-19, as well as suggesting that risk seems to increase with age[1],
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