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Hopefully, the immense internet has taught AI an overlapping collection of norms, incentives and reward and punishment mechanisms that invisibly teach the difference between right and wrong. Sociologist Pierre Bourdieu called them “doxa”.

As industry giant David Vanns moves into an advisory role at Weldricks after three decades with the company, he shares his thoughts on funding negotiations, DSPs, hub and spoke, and the future for pharmacy’s family businesses in an exclusive Q&A with C+D...

What if the government has been working on a package of pharmacy contract reforms that would give the industry the structured and reassuring lift it deserves?

This ethnographic study explores the dominion of medicines and the curious behaviours of their devoted acolytes, as well as the sick and healthy Earthlings enthralled by them.

"I'm really, really, scared. I don't want to give the wrong information and I don't want to give the wrong product. And I don't know if I'm ever going to know enough to do it."

UK drug companies are violating marketing codes at least once a week, say academics

The C+D Awards are coming soon, so this bank holiday weekend is the perfect time to get your entries in. It’s quick and easy, and it’s free. You have nothing to lose, everything to gain, and if you don’t believe me, listen to this podcast.

In the latest episode of the A Coffee With... podcast series, co-owner of four independent pharmacies Sobha Sharma Kandel tells C+D about her path to entrepreneurship and the importance of community pharmacy for people facing barriers to healthcare