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- 2/24/2013
St. Paul’s Hospital redevelopment heads to architectural stage
VANCOUVER | The redevelopment of St. Paul’s Hospital has made a major step forward with the posting of a request for proposals to provide architectural services for the project. - 2/24/2013
Researchers find genetic cause of painful bone disease in teenagers
MONTREAL | Shriners Hospitals for Children - Canada is the first, worldwide, to identify the genetic defect underlying a painful bone disease that causes an unusual series of symptoms including severe tooth decay, osteoporosis and spine fractures in teenagers. - 2/24/2013
Europe considers tougher regulation of medical devices
LONDON, UK | Grave concerns about patient health and long-term toxicity have plagued the reputation of the medical device industry over the past year, states GlobalData, a research and consulting firm. - 2/21/2013
March is Pharmacist Awareness Month
This year, for the first time, Canadian pharmacists will devote an entire month to raising their profile with the public. March 2013 is Pharmacist Awareness Month. - 2/21/2013
New RCPSC president aims for more practical solutions to improve care and training worldwide
Dr. Cecil Rorabeck lauded as trailblazer, humanitarian - 2/21/2013
University of Calgary cuts med school admissions
CALGARY | There is fresh concern about doctor shortages in Alberta as the University of Calgary scales back admissions to it's lowest level in five years. - 2/21/2013
Technicians missing from Manitoba's proposed pharmacy Act
Manitoba pharmacists attended a special general meeting on February 20 to review progress on their new regulations, which do not include allowances for technician licensing. - 2/21/2013
Tawny Ports to enjoy by the fireside
- 2/21/2013
Press Review - February 22, 2013
Check out our review of recent medical stories in the media - <strong>Top Story: </strong>Is circumcision linked to less sexual pleasure in men? Read this and - 2/21/2013
PAGING: What your colleagues are reading
- 2/21/2013
Ottawa passes joint to physicians
- 2/21/2013
OPA wants fairer ODB co-pays
The Ontario Pharmacists’ Association (OPA) is urging the provincial government to reform the current deductibles and co-payments required under the public drug program to ensure long-term sustainability and improve fairness.