Sums up the minimisation of antidepressant withdrawal symptoms well I think...."The takeaway is that it’s very difficult to see something you’re not looking for and which you literally don’t think exists!"

I have nothing but admiration for the courage and honesty of Graham Thorpe’s family to share their experience. I really hope it helps by raising awareness and understanding. One of my favourite cricketers growing up. bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/…

Great study. It makes so much sense. Interprofessional education is the way to go to prepare for collaborative practice.

Bottom line...we're really good at wasting millions of dollars on drugs that are more likely to harm people than help them.

Back in Astana, Kazakhstan after an absence of 5 years. The new Grand Mosque, the largest in Central Asia is just stunning. On to Karaganda Medical University tomorrow. #Astana #Kazakhstan

Such a mine of information on one page. Great work!

Interdisciplinary teaching; clinical pharmacology residents, and master of pharmacy students. At Karaganda Medical University, Kazakhstan. All in this together on #WorldPharmacistsDay

Our #Pharmacy Professionals Group has launched on #WorldPharmacistsDay. Frailty, pharmacy, medicines management and deprescribing are increasingly relevant in older adults' care, and this group aims to support professionals involved in this area of care. bgs.org.uk/pharmacy-profe…

This is a very well constructed and useful resource to drive patient safety and better prescribing. Well worth reading.

New course content now available on our online course via edX Brought to you by our collaborators from Risk know-how - Maricarmen Climént and Alfie Hoar will guide you through concepts on uncertainty, benefits and harm, and instincts. Enrol now: edx.org/learn/risk-man…

How well do you understand "risk" and interpret it's meaning in media reports and other communications? This excellent resource (also available in EN) describes six different meanings of the word 'risk', accompanied by examples of how those meanings are reflected in headlines.

After two extended periods out of New Zealand, it's really nice to be home on the #otagopeninsula #dunedin #dunnerstunner

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Oh no, surely not ! #Election2024 #electionday2024

Well known as a risk factor for a while. As GPs we should actively deprescribe anticholinergics in older people: safer alternatives are out there #dementia

Carga anticolinérgica en pacientes con ERC: patrones, FR y relación con deterioro cognitivo(est. observ.).El 52% pacientes toman ≥1 fármaco anticolinérgico y la alta carga anticolinérgica se asoció con +riesgo de deterioro cognitivo agsjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jg… vía GrupoCronosSEFH

Such an honour to receive this award today. Thanks to everyone at PSNZ and all my colleagues past and present who have given me such opportunities to express myself, and with whom I share this award! bpacnz Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences Vilnius University NZHPA NZ Hospital Pharmacy Association School of Pharmacy ҚМУ / КМУ / KMU

In the interests of scientific discourse, it would be good to get a response to this article from Great Barrington Declaration Jay Bhattacharya Martin Kulldorff HART How does this fit with focused protection and "herd immunity"?

A third of preventable premature death and illness is caused by unhealthy food, alcohol and tobacco. A fundamental role of doctors is to respond to these issues. This government’s approach to prevention has been retrograde (tobacco, school lunches) or zero (alcohol, junk food)