C+D spoke to Stephanie Bancroft, community pharmacist and LPF lead for London Northwest, who has a special interest in Parkinson's disease. She discusses how the condition presents, the side effects found with common treatments and the role of pharmacists in providing patient care.

In this podcast C+D spoke to Stephanie Bancroft, community pharmacist and LPF lead for London Northwest, who has a special interest in Parkinson's disease. She discusses how the condition presents, the side effects found with common treatments and the role of pharmacists in providing patient care.

C+D Editor James Waldron talks to Pharmacists' Defence Association chair Mark Koziol about the aftermath of the Guardian's allegations of MUR pressure at the multiples.

C+D Editor James Waldron talks to Pharmacists' Defence Association chair Mark Koziol about the aftermath of the Guardian's allegations of MUR pressure at the multiples.

C+D spoke to Phil Freeman, executive lead from the Dementia Action Alliance about dementia in the UK, Prime Minister's Challenge 2020 and the role of community pharmacy in caring for these patients.

In the second of C+D's monthly podcasts, a pre-registration student and a training provider give advice on what trainees can be doing to prepare for the registration exam

N.B. This podcast is funded by Actavis.

The views and opinions expressed do not necessarily represent those of Actavis. Actavis has had no involvement in any of its content.

A CPD podcast focusing on antimalarial medication, how to protect against mosquitoes and the Zika virus.

Chemist+Druggist takes a comprehensive look at the funding cuts that have loomed over the sector for months. From the MP who initiated a parliamentary debate to a member of the public who values their local pharmacy, the momentum behind the campaign is growing.

N.B. This podcast is funded by Actavis.

The views and opinions expressed do not necessarily represent those of Actavis. Actavis has had no involvement in any of its content.

Chemist+Druggist takes a comprehensive look at the funding cuts that have loomed over the sector for months. From the MP who initiated a parliamentary debate to a member of the public who values their local pharmacy, the momentum behind the campaign is growing.

N.B. This podcast is funded by Actavis.

The views and opinions expressed do not necessarily represent those of Actavis. Actavis has had no involvement in any of its content.

GPhC head of education Damian Day joined training providers and a student to discuss whether pharmacy education needs an overhaul