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- 8/10/2022
Experts see Canada's euthanasia laws as threat to disabled
As assisted dying legislation is extended globally—lawmakers are set to debate it in Britain and Portugal's Parliament recently backed a euthanasia bill—some experts say the system in Canada warrants further scrutiny. - 8/10/2022
Majority of pharmacists concerned about inflation and labour issues
U.S. survey shows three-quarters of respondents struggling to fill staff positions. - 8/10/2022
Former CEO of Halifax children's hospital released on bail, appeal set for March
Kitch was found guilty in February of using a corporate credit card to pay for about $47,000 in personal expenses. - 8/9/2022
Pharmacists are helping travellers safely plan their trips
Canadians are eager to travel again. After months of isolation, confinement, and working from home, the thought of getting away to relax at a resort, explore far-off lands, or simply visit friends and family is wondrously appealing. - 8/9/2022
Delivering new services 'complicated,' Freeland says of planned dental care program
The government could pursue dental-care deals that resemble the ones it made with provinces to lower the cost of child care. - 8/9/2022
Remember, the virus is smarter than we are!
Dr. Noorali Bharwani makes a passionate plea for continued vaccination. - 8/9/2022
What’s the point of wealth?
During a medical emergency, Dr. Matt Poyner is reminded what the real point of money is. - 8/9/2022
London kids to be offered polio shot after more virus found
According to the World Health Organization, only one in 200 polio infections leads to paralysis; most people don't show any symptoms.