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Premises Standards Development Slowed By Flood Of Responses
High Dose Losartan Matches Candesartan For Heart Failure Patients Death Risk
Depression Appears Treatable In Patients With Parkinsons
OTC Insect Bite Treatments Not Worth Using
Prereg Fee Cut Agreed By GPhC
SMC Approves Imatinib For Use After Tumour Removal
Extra Registration Exam Venues Unveiled
Preregistration Fee Cut Being Considered By GPhC
Fewer Young People Tempted To Light Up
Dementia Champions Start Work
Latest POM To P Switches
Pharmacists Win Battle For CD Prescribing Rights
Centenary Celebrations
Operational Logbook April 2012
Cancer Smart Bomb Plant In Grangemouth Opens
Superdrug Pharmacists Offer HIV Screening
SIGN Advises On Psychotropic Drug Use By Pregnant Women
Letter To Oxygen Contractors
Warfarin Findings May Delay Switch To Newer Oral Agents
Patient Level Recall Of Co Codamol Issued By The MHRA
Taking Aspirin Daily Can Prevent Cancer
WHO Suggests Options To Tackle Antibiotic Resistance
CPS Vision Issue 23
Domiciliary Oxygen Service Update
Increasing Capacity In Alcohol Screening And Brief Interventions
Community Pharmarmacy Scotland Celebrates 100 Years In Service
GPhC Consults On The Regulation Of Premises
Operational Logbook March 2012
New Ways To Promote Quitting
Limited Shingles Vaccine Stocks
Is Home Testing The Best Testing
GPhCs Consultation On Premises Standards
Eye Health Problems
Yellow Card website Has Changed
Interventions Help Asthma Patients
The Courier Service
CPS Mobile Phone App
Transdermal Delivery
Managing Epilepsy
Hip Fracture Risks For Women Smokers Taking PPIs
Better Audit Trails Needed To Weed Out Counterfeits
Operational Logbook February 2012
Prescription Courier Service Up-lift Dates
PCR/PCRUA Root Certificate Communication
Linagliptin Exenatide And Erlotinib Gain New SMC Endorsements
GPhC Wants Greater Flexibility
Dementia Falls Risk Linked With SSRI Dose
Anaphylaxis After Vaccination Of Children Very Rare
Staff Training Grants
Courier Service For Prescription Submissions
TNT Pick Up
High Risk Medicines Available On PCR
Prescription Pick Up Dates 2012
Operational Logbook January 2012
Payment Reports For October Prescriptions
Electronic Claim Training Payment
NES Return To Pharmacy Practice Course - 16-18 January 2012
NHS Warns Public To Stock Up On Medicine
Childrens Oral Penicillin Dose Guidelines Need Updating
Medicines Alert For Festive Break
Children’s Medicines Advice Website Launched
Pfizer Announce 2012 Discount Structure
Asacol - Change of Pricing Rules
Operational Logbook December 2011
Monthly Summary Report Of Assessed CMS Registrations
Be Ready For Winter Campaign
Texts And Emails To Monitor Side Effects Of The Flu Vaccine
More Data Needed Before Flu Vaccine Advised For Every Child
Pholcodine Not Linked With Anaphylaxis In Anaesthesia
Over Half Of People Expect Antibiotics For Cold Symptoms
Patients Need Better Antibiotics Advice And Support
Restructure of Transitional Payment – New Documentation
Scottish Pharmacist Ball & Awards
Flu Vaccines Provide Moderate Protection
Clinical Research Funding Scheme Launching In Scotland Next April
Internet Bought HIV Home Test Kits Illegal And Unreliable MHRA Warns
Operational Logbook November 2011
Ready Reckoner For Contractors Not In Transition
Review Of NHS Pharmaceutical Care
Online POM Advertising Guidance Updated By MHRA
Lipitor Patent Infringement Case Settled In Pfizer’s Favour
Tenth Of Scots Are Taking Antidepressants
Migration From Transition
Operational Logbook October 2011
Insulin Treated Diabetes Patients Permitted To Drive Lorries
Anticoagulant Apixaban Launched For Hip And Knee Replacement Patients
The Pharmacy Profession Needs Evidence Of Quality, Not Activity
Dabigatran Approved By SMC For AF Patients
Antipsychotic Users Least Likely To Collect Drugs
Pharmacists Support Naloxone Take Home Programme
Apidra Supply Issues
Report Highlights Problem Of OTC Opiate Addiction
British Asthma Guidelines Are 21 Years Old This Month
CPS Centenary Dinner
Operational Logbook September 2011
Health Protection Scotland Reports On Trends In Herpes Chlamydia and Gonorrhoea Infections
One In Seven BP Monitors Fails To Meet British Hypertension Society Standard
Mecca Pilgrimage Health Requirements Published
Changes To Free Prescription Service Needed To Keep Costs Down
Pharmacys Key Role in Identifying Heart Disease Should Be Built On
Pharmacy Assistants Have Great Potential To Champion Public Health
Instalment Dispensing - Electronic Claims
Predictions Of Diabetes Cases Are Hugely Underestimated
Prucalopride Fails To Impress DTB Reviewers
Withdrawal Of Onsenal And Risks Of Lei Gong Teng Highlighted In Latest DSU
Regulator Confirms Conscience Clause Remains Unaltered
Bowel Screening Awareness - Pharmacy Panels
Cash Fears For Sexual Health Programme
HbA1c Targets Should Be Tailored To Individuals
May Payment Schedule – Items Claimed Electronically
Day Lewis Drawn Into Pfizer’s Atorvastatin Battle
Lilly Most Problematic Manufacturer
Study Confirms Value Of Low-Dose Aspirin
Patient Adherence
Operational Logbook August 2011
City Launch Of Dementia Training Plan
Details Of Value-Based Pricing System
Ordering Compliance Aids From MTS
Operational Logbook July 2011
Anti-Cholinergic Medicines-Press Reports
UK’s Clinical Trial Involvement Plummeted Since EU Directive
OTC Switches Pushed For By Government
Supply Of Generic Atorvastatin
Andrew Lansley Suing French Drug Firm
Wide Variation In EU Drug Prices Exposed
Stoma - Specification Of Requirements
Aqueous cream “a mistake” in eczema, pharmacy school warns
More Exact Paracetamol Dosing For Children To Be Introduced
Pre-Payment Certificates
Operational Logbook June 2011
CPS Now Registered Umbrella Organisation With Disclosure Scotland
No Clear Difference Between Third-line Antidiabetic Drugs
Winter Flu Death Toll Topped 600
Compliance Aids Of Dubious Value For Older Patients
Drugs Crisis
AMS-Community Pharmacy Scotland Survey
Patient-Reports Via Yellow Card Scheme Reveal Profound Effects Of ADRs
New Stoma Contract Arrangements
Scottish Government - Summary Of The Election Results
New Five Year Integrated MPharm Degree On Course
Calling All Pharmacy Technicians – Information From GPhC
Instalment Dispensing Problem With The EMIS Prescribing System
Operational Logbook May 2011
Training Fund Available In Scotland
New Treatment Launched For MS Patients
Reuse Returned Medicines
GPhC Agrees New Standards For Pharmacy Education And Training
New CPD Framework And Rules Agreed By GPhC
Infrastructure Support: Staff Training 2011/12
Degenerative Disease Deaths Could Soon Be Thing Of Past
How Does The Revised ABPI Code Of Practice Affect What Pharmacists Do
Inflammatory Bowel Disease Guidance Published
Pre Payment Certificates
CPS Vision Issue 20
Prescription Charges from April 2011
Operational Logbook April 2011
A Vision For Community Pharmacy In Scotland
CPS Attend Scottish National Party Conference
CPS Attend Scottish Labour Party Conference
CPS Attend Scottish Liberal Democrat Conference
Abolition of Prescription Charges and Implications for MAS
BNF Cautionary Labels Made More User-Friendly
Every Pharmacist Should Be A Prescriber, Says Scott
Operational Logbook March 2011
Health MOT Test For Scots Turning Forty
Polypharmacy Targeted As Area For Improvement In Scotland
CPD Should Be Linked To Practice Area, RPS Says
NHSScotland Efficiency and Productivity
WHO To Investigate Swine Flu Vaccine Link To Narcolepsy
Final Stage Of Scotland’s CMS To Be Piloted Next Month
GPhC Proposes Four Percent Increase For 2012 Renewal Fee
Launch Of Public Communications Campaign
Pharmacy Law ‘Doesn’t Match’ Industry Technology
Gentisone and Singulair Stock Shortages
Drug Alert: Mobic Suppositories Recalled
U-Turn in Antibiotics Advice
Operational Logbook February 2011
Bacteriophage Technology To Be Developed To Tackle MRSA
Antibiotic Use In Scotland Falls
Scottish Government Seasonal Flu Update
Flu Vaccine Supplies
MHRA Assessment Did Not Include Pfizer Flu Vaccine
Contraceptive Supply Problems Will Be Resolved Shortly
Degarelix One Of Six New Drugs For Use In NHS Scotland
Lower Controlled Drug Schedule
Community Pharmacy Survey
Take Vitamin D Daily, Mothers-To-Be Told
Conservatives Plan Cancer Drugs Fund For Scotland
DoH Consults On Removal Of Three-Year Rule
GPhC To Be Stricter About Renewal Deadline
Health Minister Hails Staff as Flu Calls Soar to NHS 24
Concerns About Effectiveness of Implanon Raised
Operational Logbook January 2011
Availability of Levonelle 1500
Praise From The Top For Scotland
Public Health Service Pharmacy Campaigns
Antiviral Prescribing and Dispensing – Supply Arrangements
Proposals for Value-Based Pricing of Branded Medicines Out for Consultation
Five Drugs Approved For Use in NHS Scotland
Pharmacists In Scotland Register Over Twenty Thousand CMS Patients
GPhC Says Eighty Two Percent of Pharmacists Have 'Excellent' CPD Score
Pharmacists Urged to Watch Out for Frisky Fifties
EHC Has Been Used by Almost Forty Percent of Young Women
Pharmacists Urged to Raise Awareness of Meningitis Signs and Symptoms
Boots Opens Walk-in Minor Injury Clinic
Scotland’s Drugs Bill Over £1.3bn
Pharmacy manifestos published ahead of Scottish elections
Palliative Care Law Bid Questioned
Operational Logbook December 2010
Pharmacists Need Records Access To Ensure Safest Prescribing
GPhC Registration
Pharmacy systems could issue yellow card reports direct
Responsible Pharmacist Rule
EU Petitioned to Force UK to Scrap Three-year Rule for EU Pharmacists
Operational Logbook November 2010
Diabetes Cases Rise
GPhC to Consult on CPD Framework and Education Standards
Prescription Charge Axe
Control of Entry Arrangements Summary Report
CPS Attends SNP Conference
Gaviscon firm Reckitt Benckiser agrees £10.2m fine
Codeine containing linctus not suitable for cough in children under 18 years
CPS host an evening on board the Royal Yacht Britannia
General Pharmaceutical Council
Avandia Withdrawal Date Moved Forward
Operational Logbook October 2010
Introduction of the new (GPhC) Registration Number
Scotland's First Robotic Hospital Pharmacy Opens
GPhC warns cost of fitness to practice cases could reach £6.6m
Specials Laboratory Launches Service
Europe-wide Suspension of Marketing Authorisation
One In Three Diabetics Regularly Miss Insulin Doses
Pharmacists to Report Adverse Drug Reactions Electronically
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Degenerative Disease Deaths Could Soon Be Thing Of Past

Scientists in Edinburgh are confident they will create pioneering new drugs within ten years to help people with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and Motor Neurone Disease (MND).

The drugs will slow down the degeneration of the body meaning patients could effectively "control" their conditions.

With Edinburgh firmly at the forefront of the research, this medical advancement could save the lives of hundreds of thousands of people across the world.

To read the full story click here.

Extract taken from Evening News

 
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