Javid announces plans to make GPs 'more available' to patients.

Office for Health Improvement and Disparities is one of two bodies taking over roles of Public Health England

PSNC says its support for depression to be added to the New Medicine Service remains unwavering

Carolyn Harris hopes her bill will help change the law on HRT prescriptions.

One in six six to 16-year-olds may have had a mental health illness compared with one in nine in 2017.

Pharmacies will continue providing prescription medicines and appliances to patients’ homes.

Pilot offers ongoing access to oral contraception from pharmacies in some PCNs.

Coverage of measles, mumps and rubella fell slightly but targets hit overall.

Pharmacy2U topped the leaderboard with 558,691 vaccinations worth £7.03m.

Free jab offer extends to locums as NHS secures additional funding.

Pharmacies will be able to provide a three-month supply of desogestrel after a consultation.

The 90,068 prescriptions dispensed last year compares with 252,800 dispensed in 2010.

The plans will improve the way patients and healthcare professionals access and manage medicines.

CPhO calls for more openness and greater use of social prescribing to prevent medicines harm.

Three million youngsters will be eligible to receive a single dose of the Pfizer jab.

Leaving now gives my successor time to shape future contract, says Dukes.

The PSNC said the two must work together to deliver the biggest ever flu vaccination programme.

A number of changes are being made to the service from early October.

Between April and June this year 20.5 million antidepressant items were prescribed.

MPs want to gather information to create a blueprint for the sector's development in the coming years.