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- 4/11/2022
Saskatchewan expends eligibility for 4th doses of COVID-19 vaccine
Starting Monday, those aged 70 and older can get the second booster shot, along with those 50 and older who live in First Nations communities. - 4/11/2022
Meet Dr. Bolu Ogunyemi: ‘I probably spend more time on Twitter than I should’
Dr. Benjamin Barankin sat down to get to know St. John’s, N.L., dermatologist and clinical assistant professor of medicine at Memorial University, Dr. Bolu Ogunyemi. - 4/11/2022
Neighbourhood Pharmacies event set to delve into universal pharmacare discussion in wake of federal budget
Neighbourhood Pharmacy Association of Canada hosts its next Advocacy in Action online event this Thursday. - 4/11/2022
How do you talk to elderly patients about it no longer being safe for them to drive?
We asked docs how they go about having these sensitive conversations. - 4/10/2022
Shoppers Drug Mart lands top spot on reputation survey
The Loblaw-owned retailer moves up from No. 2 in 2021. - 4/10/2022
Ontario expanding access to COVID-19 PCR testing, Paxlovid amid sixth wave
The province says anyone 70 and older, people 60 and older with fewer than three doses of a COVID-19, and people 18 and older with fewer than three vaccine doses and at least one risk factor such as a chronic medical condition can now be tested and assessed for treatment. - 4/10/2022
Families say 'forced' care won't work for youth while others say it could save lives
Laws vary across Canada for what amounts to involuntary detox for minors who are sometimes detained through the emergency department following an overdose. - 4/10/2022
How to stop patient hostility
An FBI special agent shares his top strategies for defusing difficult situations and creating calm. - 4/10/2022
Clinical guidelines for treating psychiatric disorders with nutraceuticals and phytoceuticals
Provide evidence-based information on efficacy, safety and tolerability, plus clinical advice regarding indications and doses for major psychiatric disorders. - 4/10/2022
Portable MRI machine could revolutionize healthcare, Ontario doctors say
Swoop, a portable MRI scanner created by Hyperfine in the U.S., can be wheeled to patients to perform the scan instead of the other way around.