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- 3/30/2011
Target testing for those at highest risk has value
Higher the initial PSA, the greater the risk of aggressive prostate cancer - 3/30/2011
St. John’s MD seeks hottie
- 3/30/2011
So you think you know celiac disease?
The last two decades have seen major changes in our understanding of the condition - 3/30/2011
Probiotics in pregnancy, lactation safe: review
Probiotics do not appear to pose any safety concerns when used by pregnant or lactating women: study - 3/30/2011
Pomegranate may increase PSA doubling time
Polyphenols and antioxidant in the fruit extract cause improved results - 3/30/2011
Pharmacist prescribing rolls out in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia pharmacists are adjusting to their new prescribing responsibilities now that roll-out of the new standards of practice is complete. - 3/30/2011
New MS monitoring system planned for Canada
The Public Health Agency of Canada promises financial support to create a Canadian Multiple Sclerosis Monitoring System. - 3/30/2011
Intermittent ADT as effective as continuous
Intermittent androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) may be just as effective as continuous ADT in men with PSA recurrence after radical therapy for prostate cancer, according to a new Canadian study. - 3/30/2011
Doctors join raucous call for health care reform
The president of the Alberta Medical Association is recommending a grass-roots campaign to bring about massive changes to the medicare system. - 3/30/2011
From the editor: As the cookie crumbles
It’s just over a year since our front cover featured a photo of the recently appointed CEO of Alberta Health Services (AHS) and the rhetorical question, “Can Stephen Duckett cure Alberta’s ailing health system?”