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- 2/3/2013
Payments to doctors by medical industry made public in the U.S.
Sunlight is the best disinfectant: The old adage is the guiding principle behind the long anticipated "Sunshine Act" ruling on physician payments in the U.S., which was released on Feb. 1 after much anticipation. - 2/3/2013
New fellowship program designed to boost dementia research
TORONTO | A new fellowship program has beenannounced byToronto Memory Program in partnership with Pfizer Canada and the Alzheimer Society of Ontario. The fellowship will give a physician the opportunity to build a career as a qualified investigator in the field of clinical pharmacological research in dementia. - 2/3/2013
ICU ventilation methods affect mortality, researchers find
A new study published in the New England Journal of Medicine and presented at the Society of Critical Care Medicine conference shows the method of ventilating patients in intensive care units can significantly affect their risk of mortality. - 2/3/2013
CAE launches obstetrical ultrasound simulator
MONTREAL | CAE Healthcare has announced the VIMEDIX Women's Health obstetrical ultrasound simulator. It is said to be the only obstetrical ultrasound simulator with a 3D, augmented reality view of fetal and maternal anatomy that can be observed during scanning next to a real-time, simulated ultrasound image. - 2/3/2013
ASA eye risk overblown
Recent findings are ‘hypothesis-generating’ and shouldn’t change practice - 1/31/2013
Dude, there’s a book in that ER
A periodic writer for the Medical Post, Dr. Donovan Gray’s first book is a collection of humourous, and sombre, tales from the ER - 1/31/2013
Press Review - February 1, 2013
Check out our review of recent medical stories in the media - <strong>Top Story: </strong>Ontario eye doctor could lose medical license after alleged affair with live-in nanny who was also his patient. Read this and - 1/31/2013
Successful first flu shot season for Ontario pharmacists
About 580 pharmacies had provided 200,000 pharmacist-administered flu shots by early February and that number is expected to be much higher by the end of the season. - 1/31/2013
Spotlight: Donning many Hatts
Pharmacist, cancer advocate, and firefighter?! Port Hawkesbury, Nova Scotia's Michael Hatt takes the role of multitasking rural pharmacist to a whole new level. - 1/31/2013
Shop Talk: Help consumers cut through clutter of winter skincare
How drugstores can distinguish themselves from the many different venues that sell body care products. - 1/31/2013
Q&A: Catching up with Remedy’sRX CEO Bruce Moody
The banner's founding leader gives us the lay of the land for independent pharmacy owners in these turbulent times.