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Pharmac email crisis: Emailer apologises to Smalley; Chair meets bosses; Calls for CEO sacking

The PM steps into the Pharmac email row, labelling comments 'totally unacceptable'.

Western companies take slow steps towards China ‘de-risking’

Financial Times: Strategies focus on ways to insulate China operations, not reduce them.

Young mum's $100k bill for cancer drugs that has political parties at odds

Adrienne Smithson says her 'world was tipped upside down' after her diagnosis at age 44.

Opinion: The economic promise of anti-obesity drugs

Financial Times: Over 1 billion people worldwide are obese, according to the WHO.

How Ozempic and Wegovy are reshaping Denmark's economy

New York Times: Novo Nordisk’s market value has exceeded the size of the Danish economy.

Superbugs: Why it’s so hard to stop the ‘silent pandemic’

Financial Times: Antimicrobial resistance already kills millions - and it's getting worse.

'We are in a crisis': Patients call for access to new meds

MyLifeMatters collective represents over a million patients with life-limiting conditions.

Opinion | Pharmac in the dark shadow of adversarial politics

OPINION: Drug-buying agency has received huge criticism. For what?

‘The smell of human breath made me vomit’: Could this be the end of morning sickness?

Telegraph: A new study points the finger at a little-known hormone called GDF15.

Pharmacies v Chemist Warehouse - who’s winning the medicine mark up?

Life Pharmacy and Unichem are having to lower their prices.

'Ban it': NZ medical experts call out pharmaceutical advertising

The Council of Medical Colleges want to stop the advertisement of medicines.

Enforcers and budding entrepreneurs: The medicinal cannabis power list

The dope dozen: the most influential NZ players on the medicinal scene.

The silent change: What to expect when going through perimenopause

BIG READ: Dr Linda Dear labels perimenopause a "blind spot".

'Tour de force' in heritage restoration wins Property Council award

Sensitive refurbishment and amalgamation of the buildings takes prize.

How a generation of men got hooked on anti-hair loss drugs

Telegraph: Jack Rear started taking finasteride even though he wasn't sure he needed it.

Is a revolution in cancer treatment within reach?

New York Times: Once-deadly diseases are now survivable, writes Kate Pickert.