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- 6/12/2012
Male pattern baldness linked to prostate cancer
But finger-length ratio not a risk factor, Canadian study shows - 6/12/2012
International standards launched for clinical trials on children
Researchers have developed new clinical trial standards to help speed up research, improve patient treatment and focus international efforts on child health in Canada and around the world. - 6/12/2012
eHealth systems redefining patient care globally and in Canada: report
Safety concerns and quality of care are expected to increase the adoption of electronic health systems, says a KPMG report, Accelerating Innovation: The Power of the Crowd, recently presented to the European Union’s Commissioner for the Digital Agenda. - 6/12/2012
CLINICAL PEARLS: The value of continuity
- 6/12/2012
Baby heart, there’s a new mobile app for that
A first-of-its-kind mobile application is giving neonatologists quick and reliable guidance when undertaking cardiac assessments on newborns. - 6/12/2012
B.C. company receives NRC funding for HIV/AIDS treatment
Vancouver-based iCo Therapeutics, a drug reprofiling company, has been awarded a $1.1 million non-repayable financial contribution from the National Research Council of Canada to support iCo’s Oral Amphotericin B (Amp B) delivery system as novel treatment for patients with Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). - 6/12/2012
A new seasonal affective disorder: baseball blues
A variant of bipolar illness with an addictive component, expect to see patients with this condition between April and October - 6/11/2012
Regina nurse receives national award
Debbie Rodger has been a beacon of hope and a voice for HIV patients who often struggle in silence. - 6/11/2012
OMA seeks court action against Ontario over fee cuts
TORONTO | The Ontario Medical Association wants to take the provincial government to court for its negotiation tactics during the ongoing fee fight. - 6/11/2012
Letter: Try listening to doctors, nurses of Ontario
Yes, Ontario needs to cut costs. However, it is the doctors and nurses of this province who, if listened to, could find the most appropriate ways to cut waste.