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Friday 05 Dec 2014
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Prostate guidelines
AUSTRALIAN cancer
organisations, including Cancer
Council Australia, have released
draft clinical practice guidelines
aimed at maximising benefits and
minimising harms of the Prostate
Specific Antigen (PSA) test for
prostate cancer.
Draft recommendations include
that informed men without a
diagnosis be offered PSA testing
every two years from age 50 to 69.
CLICK HERE for the guidelines.
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Friday 05 Dec 2014
Events Calendar
WELCOME to Pharmacy Dailys
events calendar, opportunities to
earn CPE and CPD points.
If you have an upcoming event
youd like us to feature, email
info@pharmacydaily.com.au.
5-7 Dec: Australasian Pharmaceutical
Sciences Association (APSA) 2014
Conference; Brisbane; see: www.
wired.ivy.com/event/APSA14
6 Dec: Mental Health First Aid; Taree;
visit: www.guild.org.au
8 Dec: D-Day for Ebola; to
make a donation go to: www.
twicethedoctor.org.au
19-20 Jan: Tools for the Medicinal
Chemist Symposium 2015;
Parkville; see: www.monash.edu/
pharm/about/events/tmc2015
1 Feb: Provide First Aid; Bankstown;
see: www.psa.org.au
6-8 Feb: Foundation Seminar in
Clinical Pharmacy Practice;
Melbourne; for more details visit:
www.cpd.shpa.org.au
14-16 Feb: Pharmacy Re-Entry
Course: Refresher Training for
Australian Community Pharmacy;
St Leonards; more details available
at: www.psa.org.au
21 Feb: Pharmacy in Focus: Bridging
the Gap Workshop; Wagga Wagga;
more details at: www.psa.org.au
21 Feb: Better Pharmacy Futures
Forum; Wagga Wagga; more
details at: www.psa.org.au
21-22 Feb: Pharmacy in Focus:
Cardiovascular Weekend; Wagga
Wagga; for more details please
visit: www.psa.org.au
7-8 Mar: Oncology - Foundation
Seminar; Melbourne; for more
details visit: www.cpd.shpa.org.au
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DISPENSARY
CORNER
MIND bottling.
Pharmacy robberies are no joke,
so to take your mind off it (no pun
intended), we bring you the news
that a collection of 100 brains in
jars have been swiped from the
University of Texas.
Kept in the basement of the
Animal Resources Centre at the
University (although probably
not attended by someone called
Igor), the brains arrived 28 years
ago and have all gone missing,
with one professor saying it was
possible undergraduate students
had been stealing the organs for
their living rooms or Halloween
pranks, Orange News reported.
The University still has 100 other
brains to be used as a teaching
tool, the publication reported,
but were just gonna put it out
there that now we all know
where the zombiesll head first...