N.S. sues doctors who allegedly walked out on return-of-service agreementThe province of Nova Scotia is suing two doctors who allegedly backed out of return-of-service agreements. Why our governments need to address poverty now Why Canada shouldn’t compete with the U.S. for the worst performing health system in the developed world B.C. court challenge looming Chain offering loyalty points for healthy choices Walgreen's program intended to influence behaviors associated with long-term problems or chronic disease. Pharmacies in one state pull single-ingredient pseudoephedrine products Move an attempt to curb production of methamphetamine. Stateside: Pharmacist charged, suspended for up-skirt photograph Man faces eavesdropping charges for trying to photograph up a customer's skirt. Pharmacy must pay customer $300 following ice cream dispute Quebec man took drugstore to small claims court as a “matter of principle” following disagreement over the price of a tub of Breyers. B.C. doctors publicly oppose Northern Gateway pipeline project Loblaw sells four stores to Metro, Jean Coutu Sale is part of Competition Bureau approval for Shoppers Drug Mart takeover. Dividends: some food for thought Sun Life launches specialty drug pharmacy network Network will help employers, employees manage claim costs of specialty medications. OMA warns new health minister not to 'bargain in the media' As the Ontario Medical Association and the province's health ministry continue to hammer out a new deal for physicians, there appears to be some signs of distrust between the two sides. First Previous 369 370 371 372 373 Next Last
