Over time, you may notice your blood pressure creeping up or cholesterol numbers changing. But heart health can be about prevention, smart choices and using better information to stay well for longer, rather than reacting to disease. Whatever your age, there are practical steps you can take to protect your heart—and many of them don’t involve another pill.
Diabetes can seem overwhelming with medication to manage, blood sugars to monitor and lifestyle changes to keep up with. The good news is that small, consistent steps can make a big difference.
Over the years Pharmacists have traded in the lab coats, typewriters and capsule making for dispensing software and a focus on advice, and all the while, been trusted by our communities to listen, answer questions and consistently be there to meet your needs. New services and products can now be offered through your pharmacy.
Acne is an inflammatory condition affecting the hair follicles and sebaceous glands of the skin. Normally, old cells lining the follicles fall away and are carried to the surface by sebum. If excess sebum is produced ...
Do you ever walk into a room and forget what you went in for? Forget the names of people or misplace your keys? Thankfully, that is no cause for concern and is common for people of all ages. However, dementia affects 43,000 New Zealanders and their families. Dementia occurs as a result of physical changes in the structure of the brain, affecting memory, behaviour and emotions.
