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Hint: use lollies! Write Nial Wheate and Elise Schubert When was the last time you swallowed a pill, be it a tablet or capsule? This morning or sometime in the past week? Now, can you remember the very first time you had to take a pill?...

21 July, 2021

Children aged 5 or under shouldn’t be prescribed combination asthma controllers at all, according to the national asthma guidelines–but reality looks different, a UNSW study has shown.  Australian children – preschoolers in particular – are being inappropriately prescribed fixed dose combination (FDC) asthma medication, a UNSW Sydney...

17 August, 2020