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Cold and flu medicine shortage alert as UK gripped by winter lurgy

Throat lozenges, cough mixtures and some pain killers in short supply, pharmacy leaders warn

Wales Online

‘Lack of planning’ blamed for cold and flu medicine shortages

It comes after supply issues with other medicines including HRT and antibiotics.

The Independent UK

Saudi Businessman Purchases 12 Camels Worth $32 Million

A Saudi businessman signed a 120 million riyal ($32 million) deal in Riyadh to purchase 12 camels, marking one of the biggest camels' purchase deals in the Gulf. The event coincided with Cristiano Ronaldo joining of Saudi Al-Nassr team. The deal was signed in Dahana Desert, which is hosting the…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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FDA adds a major new twist to the abortion pill fight

Abortion rights advocates say that if the FDA withdraws its mifepristone approval, it would essentially result in a national ban.

Axios

Abortion pills can be sold at US pharmacies, the Food and Drug Administration rules

Activists hail the move as ‘a step in the right direction’

The Independent UK

US FDA allows sale of abortion pills at pharmacies for first time

Regulatory change to expand abortion access comes after more than a dozen states banned abortion.

Al Jazeera

Retail pharmacies can offer abortion pills, FDA says

Certified pharmacies can now dispense abortion pills.

Axios

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Clermont pharmacist Grant Oswald wins award for Jugs and Jocks event helping men's mental health

When Grant Oswald noticed he was "sneaking down the path of the black dog", he started a now award-winning mental health event.

ABC News

The Guardian view on the prime minister’s NHS problem: he’s lost for words

Editorial: The government faces a crisis in a part of the state where voters don’t fully trust it

The Guardian - UK

Cramlington's Pharmaron posts widening losses amid increasing costs and competition

Formerly known as Aesica, the Northumberland firm was acquired by China's pharma giant Pharmaron a year ago

Birmingham Post

1 Stock That Would Be an Excellent Addition to Your Portfolio for Years to Come

Biopharmaceutical company Pfizer (PFE) is committed to executing its strategies to deliver breakthroughs to patients worldwide. The company saw a solid operational performance in the last reported quarter and raised its full-year 2022 outlook. Given PFE’s strong fundamentals and reliable dividends, this stock could be an ideal long-term investment. Read…

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HSE lists three illnesses causing 'extreme pressure' in hospitals and what to do if you catch one

The substantially busy time is down to an "unprecedented combination of very high levels of flu, Covid-19, and other respiratory illnesses in the community"

Irish Mirror

Patients ‘resorting to DIY medicine’ due to lack of GP appointments, survey finds

The BMA called the results 'worrying'

Manchester Evening News

Pharma executive found dead hours after Supreme Court weighs in on sentence for killing autistic son

Her death is being investigated as possible suicide

The Independent UK

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France 24

Taiwan’s Tsai offers aid to China amid Covid surge

Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen extended an olive branch to Beijing on Sunday, pledging to offer assistance if needed as coronavirus cases surge in China after its abrupt lifting of pandemic restrictions.

The Guardian - UK

China’s President Xi battles to save face as Covid U-turn weakens his grip on power

Despite public bullishness, overflowing hospitals across the country suggest its leader may have made a huge miscalculation

Radio France Internationale

From free condoms to fuel vouchers, France rings in New Year with new rules

A boost to the minimum wage, fuel allowances to offset growing petrol prices, and free condoms for young people are among a raft of measures taking effect on Sunday, 1 January, 2023.

AAP

New year rings in federal policy changes

Federal policy changes taking effect on January 1 range from increased fines to cheaper medicine under the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.

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Substance abuse among India's youth hits emergency levels

India officially has 15.8 million children between the ages of 10 and 17 who are addicted to drugs. Experts warn that the true number is far higher. The National Drug Dependence Treatment Centre has called for an urgent reaction to a crisis situation.

The Independent UK

Opioid overprescribing ‘putting lives at risk’ amid warning excess pills could end up black market

One woman said she was sent ‘bags full’ of unneeded drugs and a former addict reveals he exploited the system to obtain four times his prescribed dose

Daily Record

Police union blasts Scots cops' 'far-fetched' claims on livesaving Naloxone overdose kits

Police Scotland claims 100 lives have been saved with Naloxone nasal sprays - but the Scottish Police Federation accused the force of "exaggerating".

ABC News

Canberra's pill-testing service discovers deadly substance in counterfeit oxycodone tablets

The ACT government is warning illicit drug users to dispose of yellow tablets that were sold and described wrongly as oxycodone.

Tribune News Service

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Where does Missouri get the drugs it uses to execute prisoners? The supplier is a secret

The Canberra Times

ACT Health issues warning after potent synthetic drug detected in street bought 'oxycodone' tablets

The warning does not apply oxycodone tablets provided on a prescription.

Tribune News Service

Where does Missouri get the drugs it uses to execute prisoners? The supplier is a secret

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — For the first time since 2015, Missouri has returned to executing multiple people on death row per year — two in 2022 and two scheduled so far for 2023 — but details about the process remain shrouded in secrecy.

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