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- 11/8/2011
Building a scaffold inside the body
- 11/8/2011
Ginger’s anti-inflammatory effect may help in avoiding colon cancer
People who regularly consume ginger root may be reducing their risk for colon cancer. In a small, investigational study, researchers found that ingesting the flavourful root inhibits the action of key enzymes linked to inflammation in the colon. - 11/8/2011
Registrar defends handling of pharmacist jailed on drug charges
Lawyer Catherine Perry says she warned Pharmacy Board more than two years ago that she suspected St. John’s pharmacist Ann Marie Burke was selling drugs and had become an addict. - 11/7/2011
Moms’ BMI has little effect on IVF success
Success rates similar for normal weight and obese women, but shedding excess weight still recommended before pregnancy - 11/7/2011
Pharmacists gather for OTC refresher
About 130 pharmacists from around Ontario spent a sunny Sunday brushing up on their knowledge of some of the most common—and challenging—self care topics seen in community pharmacy. - 11/7/2011
Topical dapsone now available for treatment for acne
The product is not recommended for use in patients < 12 years of age. - 11/7/2011
McKesson introduces web service connecting patients with providers
McKesson Canada has launched a new web-based service that can provide complete and secure information flow between patients and all of their healthcare providers across the country. - 11/6/2011
Philips launches low-dose mammography system
Royal Philips Electronics has introduced MicroDose Mammography to North America. Itis a full-field digital mammography (FFDM) solution that offers up to 50% lower radiation dose than other FFDM systems without compromising image quality, acording to the company. - 11/6/2011
ARBs offer new avenue for treating aortic stenosis
Angiotensin-receptor blockers (ARBs) may be an effective treatment in calcific aortic stenosis (AS), potentially reducing the risk of mortality in people with the condition by 30% over an eight-year period, according to early findings presented at this year’s Canadian Cardiovascular Congress