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- 1/22/2013
Silver catheters too costly
Pricey coatings don’t make a difference, Canadian doctors find - 1/22/2013
Smokers who quit before 40 can get most of their lives back
The study also examines a generation of women who started smoking at a young age - 1/22/2013
MALE FRAUD: Men more likely than women to fudge research
Study shows senior scientists, not trainees, are most often guilty - 1/22/2013
Can Dr. Eric Hoskins become Ontario's next premier?
Dr. Eric Hoskins has worked in war zones. But politics is a whole other kind of battle. - 1/22/2013
'Hurry up and die' to save healthcare costs, Japanese leader tells elderly
TOKYO | Japan’s deputy prime minister has been forced to apologize after suggesting that old people should “hurry up and die” to save the state the cost of providing them with medical care, reports Britain's Daily Telegraph. - 1/22/2013
Bypass surgery best for diabetes
Large trial settles controversy over CABG versus stents in diabetics with multivessel disease - 1/22/2013
ASA effective against recurrent thromboembolism
Aspirin offers an inexpensive and safe long-term preventive option - 1/22/2013
Probiotic approved for reducing C. difficile diarrhea risk in hospitals
Health Canada has approved a new health claim for Bio-K+, a natural health product that contains two Lactobacillus strains. - 1/21/2013
Study: Abortions safe when performed by NPs, PAs, certified nurse midwives
First trimester abortions are just as safe when performed by trained nurse practitioners, physician assistants and certified nurse midwives as when conducted by physicians, according to a new six-year study led by UCSF.