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- 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. - 11/6/2011
New Brunswick selects Medbuy as GPO
- 11/6/2011
N.B. proposes raising seniors drug program costs
A plan by the New Brunswick government to save an estimated $3 million a year by doubling what some seniors pay for prescription drugs has been criticized by the province’s pharmacy association and welfare groups. - 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 - 11/6/2011
Two wins for Pharmacy Practice at FOLIO: Awards
Congratulations to the Pharmacy Practice editorial team, led by art director Linda Rapini. The magazine won two prestigious Ozzie awards at the 2011 FOLIO: Awards in New York City November 1. - 11/6/2011
Antarctic adventures
A land of glittering ice, majestic peaks and dazzling beauty, the White Continent is a haven for migratory birds and marine mammals - 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. - 11/3/2011
Changes allow B.C.'s nurse practitioners to fulfill expanded role
Province's NPs will now be able to work within their existing scope of practice. - 11/3/2011
Adding NP to hospital staff reduces unnecessary emerge visits: study
Nurse practitioner reduced visits by improving continuity in care, troubleshooting problems for patients.