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  • 12/2/2008

    Managing severe Alzheimer's disease

    Canadian evidence-based guidelines support the use of a cholinesterase inhibitor or memantine, or both drugs for the management of patients with severe Alzheimer's disease.
  • 11/30/2008

    The pros and cons of PPPs

    Emotions run high in the debate about using public-private partnerships to finance hospital construction. Harvey Schachter cuts through the rhetoric in the first of a two-part report
  • 11/28/2008

    Well.ca hailed by angel investors at summit

    Well.ca, an online health and beauty store, was named one of the Canadian Angel Capital Top 10 Companies at the First Canadian Co-investment Summit in Toronto.
  • 11/28/2008

    U.K. pharmacy chain pilots private HPV vaccination service

    Boots has announced it is piloting a private cervical cancer vaccination service at 10 branches in London, England.
  • 11/27/2008

    Calgary Co-op enters home health-care market

    Calgary Co-operative Association Limited has made its first foray into the home health care market with the recent purchase of Home Health Care and Medical Supply Centre.
  • 11/27/2008

    COLD-Fx to be used in leukemia patient study

    The U.S. National Cancer Institute recently announced it's sponsoring a study focused on the cold and flu fighting potential of COLD-Fx in leukemia patients.
  • 11/27/2008

    Pilot phase of MedsCheck Consult coming

    Ontario Public Drug Programs is asking pharmacists to be part of a pilot project for the next phase of MedsCheck, which is expected to begin in January 2009.
  • 11/26/2008

    Asthma overdiagnosed in adults

    About one-third of adults with physician-diagnosed asthma do not have asthma, according to the results of a new study.
  • 11/25/2008

    New Rexall pharmacy opens at Mount Sinai

    Rexall officially opened a new pharmacy in Toronto's Mount Sinai Hospital in late October.
  • 11/24/2008

    Vancouver methadone pharmacy licence suspended

    The AYC Pharmacy on Vancouver's downtown East Hastings Street has had its pharmacy license suspended indefinitely following an investigation by the College of Pharmacists of B.C.