As part of our added value Knowledge Hub and CPD learning programme, we recently hosted an informative webinar on the topic of HPV Vaccination. The webinar specifically focussed on the role of the pharmacist...

Winners of the Patient Education Project of the Year – Pharmaceutical 2022 We are delighted to announce the first topic in our 2024 webinar series will take place on June 11th at 7pm. Our webinars provide me...

According to data gathered by our United Drug Insights team, the Sun and After Sun cream market grew by 6% in 2023 compared to the 2022 analysis.  This increase was mainly driven by the After Sun Care market...

As part of our added value CPD learning programme, we recently hosted an informative webinar on the topic of Urology – specifically focusing on intermittent catheter usage and best practices for Pharmacists ...

Following their win at the Irish Healthcare Awards in December for Patient Education Project of the Year – Pharmaceutical, United Drug were excited to welcome customers back to their refreshed webinar series...

United Drug were excited to welcome customers back to their first webinar of 2023, following receipt of their award for best Patient Education Programme – Pharmaceutical, in December. In January, they were ...

Sepsis can affect anybody, at any age; but it is more likely to occur in older people or very young children because their immune systems are weaker. The HSE defines Sepsis as a serious complication of an in...

We were delighted to host our second Webinar of 2022, on the topic of substance misuse in the community and the role pharmacists can play in spotting the signs and offering support to their patients.   Denis...

We were delighted to host our first Ostomy Webinar of 2022, around Stoma and helping pharmacists to feel comfortable speaking to ostomy patients. The webinar for pharmacists, provided lived experience from a...

AS featured in our January / February edition of the Pharma Le Chéile brochure our insights focused on Cold & Flu season. This category has seen a lot of disruption over the last two years, with a dissol...

International Men’s Health Week commences on the 14th of June and runs until Sunday 20th June. The overall aim of Men’s Health Week is to heighten awareness of preventable health problems for males of all ages, support men and boys to engage in healthier lifestyle choices /activities and to encourage the early detection and treatment of health difficulties in males. This year’s theme is “Making the Connections”. 

We were delighted to host a webinar on May 18th with Professor Luke O’Neill who will be discussed the latest on Covid-19 and Immunology.