Stories from retirement: Should we make Heaven a Hell? National data suggests clinics and hospitals performing fewer abortionsResearchers did not suggest any reasons for the drop, but the numbers did not include abortions induced by the pill Mifegymiso Humble pie and saving lives Casebook of a community internist: A 58-year-old woman presents with chest pain in the ER Ontario hospitals ask for nearly $1B funding boost to ease overcrowding The CEO of the Ontario Hospital Association said the sector needs an investment of $922 million, which would be a 4.85% increase Drug dispensing machine model should be expanded to fight overdoses: B.C. doctor Dr. Mark Tyndall came up with the idea for a vending machine stocked with hydromorphone for drug users as a harm reduction strategy Survey finds support among Canadians for broader assisted dying law The results showed little variation among people who identified as supporters of the three main federal parties Quarantine of an entire city would be inconceivable, unenforceable and illegal in Canada: expert Wuhan and the nearby Chinese cities of Huanggang and Ezhou—home to a total of 18 million people—were locked down on Thursday, Jan. 23, in an unprecedented effort to contain the deadly new virus Infoway’s PrescribeIT service starts in Newfoundland and Labrador Doctor who twice sent dying infant home loses licence The doctor argued he should be allowed to return to a period of supervised practice after a 15-month licence suspension B.C. government gives go-ahead for new hospital in Fort St. James First Previous 1588 1589 1590 1591 1592 Next Last
