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"Wonder and enjoyment..." - An interview with Donald Cairns
21 Feb 2012: Pharmaceutical Press talks to Donald Cairns about his book Essentials of Pharmaceutical Chemistry , his new appointment as Head of School, and his desert island essentials. Pharmaceutical... Read more »

BNF 63 now available to pre-order
15 Feb 2012: The 63rd edition of the British National Formulary (BNF 63) is now available to pre-order. It will be published in March. Read more »

"...the key medicines information reference..." - review of Martindale
15 Feb 2012: A great review of the 37th edition of Martindale, reviewed by Bob Buckham in the PSNZ/NZCPPSNZ e-newsletter. Some particularly interesting comments about the usefulness of Martindale's international coverage in the... Read more »

One bag of wasted medicines worth a week in the Bahamas
14 Feb 2012: The Pharmaceutical Journal's senior contributions editor, Lin-Nam Wang, appeared on the BBC News Channel last week to talk about medicines waste. The invitation followed a PJ Online blog suggesting that... Read more »

Congratulations to Donald Cairns, new Head of School
9 Feb 2012: Professor Donald Cairns, author of the newly published 4th edition of Essentials of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, has been appointed to the position of Head of School of Pharmacy and Life Sciences at... Read more »

"...great book detailing the basic chemistry of drugs..." - review of Essentials of Pharm Chem
8 Feb 2012: Another great review from Compounding Today, this time of the fourth edition of Essentials of Pharmaceutical Chemistry by Donald Cairns. Read more »

"A great, easy-to-read book" - review of Dietary Supplements
7 Feb 2012: An excellent review of the fourth edition of Dietary Supplements has been added, from Compounding Today. Read more »

Free lecture by Prof Tony Moffat on the History of Doping in Sport
2 Feb 2012: Prof Tony Moffat, contributor to Sport and Exercise Medicine for Pharmacists, will be giving a free lecture on the history of doping in sport. The lecture is on the 13th February,... Read more »

New edition of Minor Illness or Major Disease? published
27 Jan 2012: The 5th edition of Minor Illness or Major Disease? is a well-established textbook covering the diagnosis and management of illnesses and diseases frequently encountered in community pharmacy practice. ... Read more »

New edition of Stockley's Drug Interactions Pocket Companion published
24 Jan 2012: Stockley's Drug Interactions Pocket Companion 2012 provides busy healthcare professionals with a small and conveniently sized, quick-reference text. It draws on the wealth of clinically evaluated, evidence-based information on... Read more »

BNF mobile app now available on all smartphone platforms
18 Jan 2012: Healthcare professionals requiring expert medicines information on the go can now download British National Formulary (BNF) and BNF for Children (BNFC) to their Apple, Android or Blackberry devices. Both resources... Read more »

BNF e-newsletter: keep up to date with the latest changes influencing clinical practice
17 Jan 2012: The BNF & BNFC e-newsletter is a free alert service for healthcare professionals and those training to enter the healthcare professions. It is designed to keep you up to date with... Read more »

New edition of Essentials of Pharmaceutical Chemistry published
13 Jan 2012: The fourth edition of Essentials of Pharmaceutical Chemistry by Donald Cairns has just been published by Pharmaceutical Press. This title will be of particular interest to pharmacy undergraduates... Read more »

Pharmaceutical Press announces new publication on Pharmacy and Medicines Law
7 Mar 2011: Pharmacy and Medicines Law in Ireland, a unique new reference book, launches in March 2011. Read more »

Pharmaceutical Press and University of the Sciences partner to publish Remington
23 Jun 2010: Pharmaceutical Press will be developing the Remington text and revitalizing its delivery to bring it up to date in terms of both content and functionality, introducing a digital version for the first time. Read more »