Why Big Pharma must disclose payments to patient groupsThe Chronic Pain Association of Canada has received money from Eli Lilly Canada Inc., Purdue Canada Inc. and Merck Frosst Canada. A blog post on the association’s website contains messages favourable to increased opioid use Toronto council approves drugstore's free menstrual hygiene pilot projectWomen in need in Toronto will soon get free pads and tampons from Shoppers Drug Mart Centric Health sells Alberta retail pharmacies The total purchase price was $4,542,000 and the sale is expected to close in February 2019 Time and money – the biggest hurdles to healthy eating Health Canada moves to restrict alcohol in single serve sugary drinks N.S. auditor slams lack of oversight, financial controls at IWK hospital Nutrition labeling on the back of food packages doesn’t communicate what we need to know Shining a spotlight on the opioid crisis New BC-based documentary aims to get the conversation started. Pharmacist in hot water after patient records found blowing around parking lot A pharmacist who didn’t take proper care when disposing patient records has been ordered to complete a remediation program. Ottawa to encourage more countries to offer contraception, abortion: Bibeau First Previous 57 58 59 60 61 Next Last
