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- 2/25/2016
Patients complaining of poor memory? They might have an encoding problem
Struggling to remember where they put their keys? It could be a sign of a serious condition — or something more common - 2/25/2016
Robbery and violence against Irish pharmacies out of control
Survey shows 75% of pharmacies have been robbed, many violently - 2/25/2016
Proton pump inhibitor use may be associated with increased dementia risk
A 1.4-fold increased risk of dementia seen in elderly patients using PPIs regularly. - 2/25/2016
Practice Change: Just do it
Want a fulfilling professional practice? Don’t waste your career waiting for opportunities to emerge. Find ways to create them for yourself! - 2/25/2016
Nova Scotia pair jailed for pharmacy drug diversion
Over a four-year period pharmacy technician looted narcotics from Amherst hospital - 2/25/2016
Kentucky to legislate men off Viagra?
Female legislator thinks telling men to keep it down best way to get abortion rights. - 2/25/2016
Ask the Experts: Counselling frustrated smokers
What to tell people who claim to have tried everything without success. - 2/24/2016
Providence Health internal memo reminds leaders no PAD until laws changed
An internal memo from a Catholic health-care provider in Vancouver reminds its leadership team that physician-assisted dying contradicts the Catholic faith and until the laws are changed the service will not be provided. - 2/24/2016
When a patient acts in a racist way to you...
Hospitals and physicians lack guidance on how to handle cases of blatant and overt discrimination based on race, colour, religion, sex and national origin, say the authors of a perspective piece published Feb. 25 in the New England Journal of Medicine.