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Managing complementary products and conventional medicines
1 December 2025Considerations when managing interactions with supplements and complementary, herbal and alternative products, including homeopathy, Chinese and Ayurvedic.
Complementary products: resources to support answering questions
1 December 2025Resources for reviewing interactions with supplements and complementary, herbal and alternative products, including homeopathy, Chinese and Ayurvedic.
Advising on complementary products and conventional medicines
1 December 2025Decision making when advising on interactions with supplements and complementary, herbal and alternative products, including homeopathy, Chinese and Ayurvedic.
Considerations and interactions with GLP-1 receptor agonists
12 November 2025Signposting key risks and interactions of GLP-1 receptor agonists in diabetes, obesity, and weight management.
Managing interactions between medicines and enteral feeds
18 September 2025Learn about the types of feed, some of the most common medicine and feed interactions and how to manage them.
Managing interactions with methotrexate
30 June 2025Guidance on frequently asked questions on medicine interactions with low dose methotrexate.
Managing interactions with direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs)
20 June 2025Interactions with apixaban, dabigatran, edoxaban or rivaroxaban can result in increased risks of a bleed or thrombosis. We advise on management options.
Using contraception with enzyme-inducing medicines
24 March 2025Enzyme-inducing medicines reduce the effectiveness of certain contraceptives. Guidance on using contraception with these medicines is given.
Considering interactions with local anaesthetics in dentistry
6 January 2025Interpreting significance of drug interactions with dental local anaesthetic (LA) cartridges and why most aren’t clinically relevant in general dental practice.
Managing interactions with local anaesthetics in dentistry
3 January 2025Most drug interactions with local anaesthetics (LA) cartridges are not clinically relevant in general dentistry. We advise on management options where needed.