Digital Editor, Australian Pharmaceutical Publishing Company
Megan Haggan is a Digital Editor at the Australian Pharmaceutical Publishing Company. She specializes in health and wellness, covering a wide range of topics including consumer health, public health, and healthcare administration, with a particular focus on medicine, alternative medicine, and wellness programs. Megan's work has been featured in the Australian Pharmaceutical Publishing Company (APPco).
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By: Megan Haggan, Chris Brooker
It is October 1956 and the pharmacy sector is facing accusations of profiteering at patients' expense A virulent attack on chemists was sustained in 'The Argus' (Melbourne) for a period of 10 days during October, the Australasian Journal of Pharmacy reported. Notwithstanding its own statement that the great majority of chemists were honest, this newspaper continued the assault,
By: Megan Haggan
Awarded AdPha’s highest accolade, one pharmacist reflects on the importance of bringing practitioners into health care education Advanced Pharmacy Australia (AdPha) has announced Professor Kirstie Galbraith FANZCAP (Edu., Lead&Mgmt) as ...
By: Megan Haggan
Artificial intelligence can work hand in hand with the human connections that pharmacists make, says AdPha president In opening the Medicines Management 2026 conference in Brisbane, Simpson told delegates that ...
By: Nicholas O Donoghue, Megan Haggan, Chris Brooker
Swisse, API, Nova Pharmaceuticals and an exclusive Chemist Warehouse brand among the latest to recall products containing Andrographis The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has announced that six medicines sponsors have confirmed the recall of nine more Andrographis containing medications. The move comes a month after the regulator revealed that new medicines containing Andrographis paniculata (Andrographis)
Pharmacist prescribing, speculation over the sale of top-performing stores from the Infinity Pharmacy Group, and Sigma's growth plans caught the headlines this week
By: Megan Haggan, Nicholas O Donoghue, Chris Brooker
Pharmacy owners and aspiring proprietors looking for finance need to be able to show lenders their business plan, a healthcare banking expert says Pharmacists need to be clear about their business plans when they approach their bankers to borrow money for a new pharmacy or funding to upgrade an existing store, warns Westpac's national general
By: Megan Haggan
Pharmacists in NSW can now give women direct access to the contraceptive pill The Pharmacy Guild of Australia’s NSW Branch has welcomed the state government’s decision, made through amendments to ...
By: Megan Haggan
Opposition health spokesperson Anne Ruston took aim at the Albanese government at the recent Medicines Management conference, saying scope of practice needs a push Ruston addressed the Advanced Pharmacy Australia ...
By: Megan Haggan, Nicholas O Donoghue, Chris Brooker
Pharmacies will be paid "up to $38" for consultations as part of a 12-month Commonwealth-funded pharmacist prescribing trial Women will be able to access Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) funded treatment for uncomplicated urinary tract infections (UTIs), initiate use of hormonal contraception, and resupply through participating pharmacies from February 2027. The move announced today (Monday 26
By: Megan Haggan, Chris Brooker
Labor ministers and the Pharmacy Guild met up at an ACT pharmacy to announce a new women's health trial Assistant minister for mental health and suicide prevention and rural and regional health, pharmacist Emma McBride, and assistant minister for health and ageing Rebecca White were at the Kingston Capital Chemist with Pharmacy Guild vice president
