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New powers for pharmacies will free up 30 million GP appointments a year

Pharmacists will be given extra powers to see and treat patients from this Wednesday and free up as many as 30 million GP appointments per year.

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Parents rush to jab children against measles: Spike in numbers seeking MMR vaccine after national incident declared over surge in cases

Dr Claire Fuller, England s leading GP, said doctors nationwide have reported more people coming forward for the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine.

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MMR vaccines should be delivered through community pharmacy, says health and social care committee chair

The Pharmaceutical Journal from the Royal Pharmaceutical Society

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Surge of children receive catch-up measles jabs in wake of outbreak

Measles fears have resulted in a sharp increase in children receiving catch-up jabs as cases continue to rise, NHS chiefs have said.

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Calls for chemists to offer MMR jab on the NHS in bid to thwart measles as pharmacists say parents wanting their kids to get jabbed are struggling to get GP appointments

Chemists say relying largely on GP surgeries in England and Wales to deliver the vaccine is flawed as patients often struggle to secure appointments.

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