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Published: 19 August 2026
Let’s Work Together to Reduce Medicines Waste Every year, millions of pounds worth of medicines are wasted across the NHS — medicines that could have...
Published: 18 August 2026
Rectal catheters (gas and colic relievers) are single-use, hollow, plastic tubes with a stopper that are inserted into the infant's rectum and are commonly used...
Published: 16 July 2026
Cases of iatrogenic botulism have been reported following the therapeutic or cosmetic use of botulinum toxin containing products where the toxin’s effect extends beyond the...
