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• 11/15/2009

  Nova Scotia unions suspend bargaining for H1N1

  Employers express appreciation for co-operation
• 11/15/2009

  Changes for Saskatchewan pharmacists

• 11/14/2009

  Intelerad wins Frost & Sullivan award

  InteleOne named imaging workflow solution of the year
• 11/13/2009

  Casualties mount at eHealth Ontario

  Hospitals to be audited for use of consultants
• 11/13/2009

  Muslims vulnerable to H1N1 should postpone pilgrimage, officials urge

• 11/12/2009

  Pharmacists dermatology day in one week!

• 11/12/2009

  PolicyMedical embeds dtSearch Engine

  Software for hospital policy management
• 11/12/2009

  New dosage recommendations for H1N1 vaccine in children

• 11/12/2009

  From art to education, nursing student finds inspiration

• 11/12/2009

  Aclasta: single IV dose for osteoporosis prevention

• 11/11/2009

  Letters: Assertions about bio-identical hormone use wrong

• 11/11/2009

  Hooray for the 'Type P' personality

  It's happened again. I just finished an email “conversation” with a pharmacist whose list of activities, interests and accomplishments makes me feel like an underachieving slacker. This particular pharmacist is also a writer, presenter and health educator who has just finished renovating a riverside heritage home. She is preparing to launch and market line of cosmeceutical skin care products she has developed. And she calls herself retired! (Yes, I mean you, Ms. Collins-Beaudin.)