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The Health Service That You Truly Deserve - 1 views

I have been suffering from my migraine for several years already. The medicines which I used only gave me temporary relief but did not really solve my problem. I was already hopeless thinking that ...

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Losing Weight The Healthy Way - 1 views

I admit it was not that easy for me to lose weight. In fact, I have used a lot of products that did not work and I have spent a long period of time in the gym, yet nothing happened. I was about to ...

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Found Out I Have Sleep Apnea - 0 views

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Found Out I Have Sleep Apnea - 1 views

I have learned that snoring is one of sleep apnea symptoms. Sleep apnea is a condition where a patient stops breathing for a long time. No wonder I am so sleepy in the morning and I cannot accompli...

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Effective Chiropractic Solution - 1 views

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Perfect Choice to Stay Fit - 1 views

I have been enjoying my belly dance lessons with Bellydance Art Academy since I have been with them for six months now and I really enjoyed every classes we had. Honestly, I knew very little about ...

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Effective Stretch Mark Remedy - 2 views

I gave birth six months ago. What bothers me are these stretch marks that are found in my belly. I could not wear my swim wear attire whenever my family would decide to stay at the beach to swim. I...

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Best Quality Clean Water Pumps - 2 views

In the previous months, I was looking for quality water pumps for my house that will ensure safe drinking water for my family. I have asked several friends where I could possibly look for the best ...

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My Paramedic Dream Came True - 1 views

Two years ago, I pursued my dream of becoming a paramedic in the London Ambulance Service. I know it would be tough since there were many applicants vying for the few slots. But, I was undeterred i...

How To Become A Paramedic

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Energy Flows Where Attention Goes - Dr. William Plikerd - 0 views

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Interest in ancient medical texts on health and healing has been increasing in recent years. Coincidentally, I recently uncovered notes I made for a speech I gave 1973 to a large group in California. With a few touch ups, it sounds fitting for today. Here it is: I think all of the healing systems that can be called Holistic share a common belief that the Universe is a unified field of energy that is the origin of all form and substance. This belief is amply expressed in the ancient Chinese Classic of Medicine (the Neijing Suwen in 240 BC). Authorship of this classic was attributed to Huang Di, also referred to as the Great Yellow Emperor, who reigned in the middle of third century BC.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Interest in ancient medical texts on health and healing has been increasing in recent years. Coincidentally, I recently uncovered notes I made for a speech I gave 1973 to a large group in California. With a few touch ups, it sounds fitting for today. Here it is: I think all of the healing systems that can be called Holistic share a common belief that the Universe is a unified field of energy that is the origin of all form and substance. This belief is amply expressed in the ancient Chinese Classic of Medicine (the Neijing Suwen in 240 BC). Authorship of this classic was attributed to Huang Di, also referred to as the Great Yellow Emperor, who reigned in the middle of third century BC.</div>

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PSNC asked extra funds to ease pressure on pharmacy business - 0 views

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The Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee (PSNC) chief executive Janet Morrison has assured contractors that PSNC will continue to raise with the new prime minister all concerning issues that are bothering pharmacy businesses. She felt the "fixed five-year funding settlement that is declining in real terms" was one of the serious factors that is putting a lots of pressure on contractors. PSNC has provided a compelling portfolio of evidence on the impact that pressures are having on the sector, and requested urgent additional funding, she said. Morrison, in her video message shared yesterday (August 24), urged contractors to keep sharing and sending evidences to act on their behalf. She said she is aware "this one of the toughest periods for the businesses" and "I believe that it demands more action from the government." Morrison assured the sector she was aware that contractors were also facing difficulties in "dealing with global medicines market and the challenges on been able to procure medicines within the drug tariff." "I know how hard it is to see the future sustainability of your businesses. I can see you are facing serious workforce pressure, rising cost, shortage of pharmacists, inflation pressure. I know your using facing increase in demand from the patients who has given up on their GPs and turning to you for support and advice."

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">The Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee (PSNC) chief executive Janet Morrison has assured contractors that PSNC will continue to raise with the new prime minister all concerning issues that are bothering pharmacy businesses. She felt the "fixed five-year funding settlement that is declining in real terms" was one of the serious factors that is putting a lots of pressure on contractors. PSNC has provided a compelling portfolio of evidence on the impact that pressures are having on the sector, and requested urgent additional funding, she said. Morrison, in her video message shared yesterday (August 24), urged contractors to keep sharing and sending evidences to act on their behalf. She said she is aware "this one of the toughest periods for the businesses" and "I believe that it demands more action from the government." Morrison assured the sector she was aware that contractors were also facing difficulties in "dealing with global medicines market and the challenges on been able to procure medicines within the drug tariff." "I know how hard it is to see the future sustainability of your businesses. I can see you are facing serious workforce pressure, rising cost, shortage of pharmacists, inflation pressure. I know your using facing increase in demand from the patients who has given up on their GPs and turning to you for support and advice."</div>

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Simon Harris : Pharmacy Business Award Winner - 0 views

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pharmacybiz on 25 Mar 23

Simon Harris bought an average-sized store from a national chain and turned it into a profitable business in just over a year - a great example of how to start up a pharmacy and become successful. His formula was quite simple - recognise the available opportunities, take some calculated risks and reap the rewards. Simon went into pharmacy because he felt it was a profession that would allow him to "help people" and have a direct impact on their lives. "I also thought it was a profession which would allow me to have my own business one day." Since qualifying as a pharmacist from Bath University in the late 90s, Simon did his pre-reg at a large Boots store in Broadmead, where we had some "great experience" as a pharmacist manager. He decided to take a year out and went around the world with his "now wife" and ended up working as a pharmacist for a pharmacy group Down Under which had a contract with the sports industry, i.e. Australian Open and the Australian Football League. "It was quite an experience because at the time I knew nothing about Aussie football but I ended up being their pharmacist after a short conversion course."

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Simon Harris bought an average-sized store from a national chain and turned it into a profitable business in just over a year - a great example of how to start up a pharmacy and become successful. His formula was quite simple - recognise the available opportunities, take some calculated risks and reap the rewards. Simon went into pharmacy because he felt it was a profession that would allow him to "help people" and have a direct impact on their lives. "I also thought it was a profession which would allow me to have my own business one day." Since qualifying as a pharmacist from Bath University in the late 90s, Simon did his pre-reg at a large Boots store in Broadmead, where we had some "great experience" as a pharmacist manager. He decided to take a year out and went around the world with his "now wife" and ended up working as a pharmacist for a pharmacy group Down Under which had a contract with the sports industry, i.e. Australian Open and the Australian Football League. "It was quite an experience because at the time I knew nothing about Aussie football but I ended up being their pharmacist after a short conversion course." </div>

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Technology and big data in the pharmaceutical industry 2023 - 0 views

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pharmacybiz on 04 Jan 23

As we take look back over the past year and reflect on what we have achieved, it's also important that we look ahead to new challenges and opportunities that may arise in 2023. We have seen remarkable innovation across the industry in 2022, from big break throughs in treatment and improvements to patient outcomes, to how the industry is working with big data and technology. But it's fair to say that these achievements came paired with just as many challenges including a continued talent shortage, hangovers from the pandemic, increasing pressures to innovate and ongoing macroeconomic challenges. As we head into 2023, I expect these existing challenges to continue alongside new ones, but I also anticipate more opportunities to present themselves. At Pharamanovia, we predict that the key trends set to catalyse the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries in 2023 include break through innovations, technology, big data, sustainability, ongoing policy changes and a shift in investment due to inflation. Utilising big data and tech Technology has been recognised as one of the industry's biggest tools for many years, and I don't expect to see the pace of how we use technology in healthcare and pharma to slow down any time soon. In 2023, I expect that we will see further automation in the way we work, with an increase in digital engagement and healthcare providers leveraging remote access further.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">As we take look back over the past year and reflect on what we have achieved, it's also important that we look ahead to new challenges and opportunities that may arise in 2023. We have seen remarkable innovation across the industry in 2022, from big break throughs in treatment and improvements to patient outcomes, to how the industry is working with big data and technology. But it's fair to say that these achievements came paired with just as many challenges including a continued talent shortage, hangovers from the pandemic, increasing pressures to innovate and ongoing macroeconomic challenges. As we head into 2023, I expect these existing challenges to continue alongside new ones, but I also anticipate more opportunities to present themselves. At Pharamanovia, we predict that the key trends set to catalyse the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries in 2023 include break through innovations, technology, big data, sustainability, ongoing policy changes and a shift in investment due to inflation. Utilising big data and tech Technology has been recognised as one of the industry's biggest tools for many years, and I don't expect to see the pace of how we use technology in healthcare and pharma to slow down any time soon. In 2023, I expect that we will see further automation in the way we work, with an increase in digital engagement and healthcare providers leveraging remote access further.</div>

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Pharmacy shortages Lancashire:Patients worried and angry - 0 views

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pharmacybiz on 14 Apr 23

harmacists in the town of Barnoldswick in Lancashire are reportedly suffering from various problems including a lack of medicines and the movement or loss of pharmacy staff. Problems, including delays with supply of insulin, were reported at a recent Pendle Council West Craven meeting. And this week the head of one pharmacy chain, Whitworth, highlighted a range of issues faced by his teams including supply chains, costs, loss of staff and NHS reimbursement for contractors. In Barnoldswick, queues have formed inside and outside pharmacies as people attempt to get prescriptions. Some said they had to wait for days to get what they needed, had made repeat-visits to pharmacies and were unsure when medicines might arrive. They also said the number of pharmacies in the area have fallen over the years. Two town centre pharmacies, Whitworth and Well, are located opposite each other, close to a doctors' surgery. Standing in one queue outside Whitworth was Marilyn King. She said: "I have been waiting seven days to get my prescription for blood pressure and some other medicines. This week, I've come back time after time. But the staff say sorry, they have not got it in because nobody has delivered it. "I came here on Saturday, when there was a queue. But the pharmacist was not here. I came again on Tuesday and then Wednesday. Then finally, just when I reached the front of the queue, they asked me to come back in an hour…

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">harmacists in the town of Barnoldswick in Lancashire are reportedly suffering from various problems including a lack of medicines and the movement or loss of pharmacy staff. Problems, including delays with supply of insulin, were reported at a recent Pendle Council West Craven meeting. And this week the head of one pharmacy chain, Whitworth, highlighted a range of issues faced by his teams including supply chains, costs, loss of staff and NHS reimbursement for contractors. In Barnoldswick, queues have formed inside and outside pharmacies as people attempt to get prescriptions. Some said they had to wait for days to get what they needed, had made repeat-visits to pharmacies and were unsure when medicines might arrive. They also said the number of pharmacies in the area have fallen over the years. Two town centre pharmacies, Whitworth and Well, are located opposite each other, close to a doctors' surgery. Standing in one queue outside Whitworth was Marilyn King. She said: "I have been waiting seven days to get my prescription for blood pressure and some other medicines. This week, I've come back time after time. But the staff say sorry, they have not got it in because nobody has delivered it. "I came here on Saturday, when there was a queue. But the pharmacist was not here. I came again on Tuesday and then Wednesday. Then finally, just when I reached the front of the queue, they asked me to come back in an hour…</div>

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A Truly Relaxing Day Spa Treatment In Blackwood HIlls - 1 views

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Successful Weight Loss Programme - 1 views

Since I gained weight after I gave birth to my second baby, I started following some weight loss programmes and I even went to different gyms. But none of these really helped me. Good thing that I ...

started by Edgar Anderson on 26 Mar 13 no follow-up yet

You Can Stop Snoring Now! - 1 views

I have been looking for the best solution on How to Stop Snoring. In fact I have tried a number of anti-snoring products that all claimed to be effective yet, nothing happened. But when I tried Noi...

started by Rachel Renner on 13 Dec 12 no follow-up yet

Primary Health Enhancer - 2 views

As I aged I begin to feel pain in my chest. It was just recently that I have figured out that I have Ischaemic Heart Disease. There are various treatments that I could do to cure my ailment but I c...

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Commendable Exercise Programme And Physiologist - 1 views

I was referred by my doctor to the Exercise Physiology South Australia when I suffered from severe back and neck pain because of my stressful work. My doctor said that if I will have healthy exerci...

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Thank You The Dental Co. - 1 views

I was deeply worried when I noticed that my 9 year-old daughter got some problems with her teeth. I then brought her to a nearby dentist, but I found out that she was not that capable of answering ...

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