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- 7/3/2017
Private healthcare isn’t the problem, it’s part of the solution
While some patients may be able to wait for treatment without suffering adverse consequences, many others may be in pain, unable to work or live full lives - 7/3/2017
Pharmacist interventions enhance adherence to antidepressant meds
But little evidence of positive effects on depression symptoms - 7/3/2017
Laxative recall due to potential choking
Health Canada says Bayer is recalling a laxative due to a potential choking hazard. The agency says RestoraLAX 45 + 10 Value Pack is being recalled because it may contain deposits such as clumps or lumps that could pose a choking hazard. - 7/3/2017
Kudos to BC pharmacists
Pharmacist Chris Pasen, owner of several pharmacies based in Oliver, Penticton and West Kelowna, is among several pharmacists recently honoured by the BC Pharmacy Association. - 7/3/2017
Ontario court orders release of top-billing physician names
Three judges unanimously ruled in favour of the the Toronto Star, which argued that the public was entitled to the information - 7/2/2017
Dalhousie medical school launches opioid prescribing courses
HALIFAX—The Dalhousie Medical School has launched two new training initiatives to help both new and established physicians more effectively and safely prescribe opioids. Starting in July, residents in all 55 postgraduate programs must complete an online program that consists of three increasingly focused levels. A continuing professional development course is also being developed for practising physicians.