Man doing well after what health officials call the first Canadian face transplant #MeTooMedicine: Physicians can and must do better Public drug plan expenditures in Canada continue to rise in 2017 Increased spending on high cost drugs and reduced savings from generics responsible for 6.3% average growth over two years Canadian best practices for treatment of opioid use disorder New report outlines range of services that should be available to individuals with or at risk of harm from opioid use College ruling against pharmacist overturned in ‘empathy’ case The patient alleged that after her identity got mixed up with another patient's, the pharmacy staff lied to protect themselves Quebec doctor suspended for diagnosing patient without evaluating scan The six-month suspension will begin if and when the doctor attempts to reactivate his licence Study questions accuracy of CIHI’s model for cardiac mortality risk Costco has yet to be held accountable for illegal rebate scheme It's been over three years since the initial complaint in the case was launched Toronto-area hospitals must scrap policies forcing unvaccinated clinicians to wear masks: judge The ruling found that there was inadequate evidence to support the policy Drug ads leave you in the dark about safety risks The failure of TV ads to explain the safety risks of over-the-counter drugs can leave people in the emergency department with liver damage or psychosis First Previous 1804 1805 1806 1807 1808 Next Last
