Guides, Blogs & Podcasts
Written by the pharmacists who run the clinic, to be read before you need them.
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Podcast Side effect support 14 August 202632 min read Nausea, and the difference between settling and stopping Read more - Guide Side effect support 27 July 20268 min read When to message us, and what to have ready Read more
- Blog Side effect support 2 July 20265 min read Tiredness, and the things it is easy to mistake it for Read more
- Guide Side effect support 30 May 20268 min read Keeping a symptom note that is actually useful Read more
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About this library.
How it is put together, and what to do if what you need is not here.
Who writes these?
Our own pharmacists, with the clinical team reviewing anything that touches treatment before it is published. Where a piece draws on a guideline or a study, it says so in the piece.
Is this medical advice?
No. Everything here is general information, written for a wide readership and not for your circumstances. Advice about your own treatment comes from your pharmacist, through a consultation or a review.
How often does anything new appear?
A podcast episode each week, and blogs and guides as they are finished rather than to a schedule. The weekly email carries whatever has landed.
What is the difference between a blog, a guide and a podcast?
A blog is a short read on one thing. A guide is longer and meant to be come back to — what to expect, what to ask, what to have ready. A podcast is a conversation, usually with the people who do the work.
Can I suggest a subject?
Yes, and the questions people actually ask are where most of these start. Send it through the contact form and it goes to the team who write them.
Something here does not look right. What should I do?
Tell us, and we will check it. If it concerns your own treatment, message your pharmacist rather than waiting — that is always the faster route.
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