Bone marrow transplant can halt progression in patients with aggressive MS: studyExperimental transplant halts progression of woman's MS, reverses some symptoms. N.S. 'status quo' fee deal offers no 'real change'Deal being voted on: no raises for two years then 1.5% increase per year for 2 years Neighbourhood Pharmacy EXPO preview For a preview of what to expect at the Neighbourhood Pharmacy EXPO 2016, we spoke with three experts slated to present. Vancouver drug users appeal for more safe injection sites Groups aim to stop surge of overdose deaths. Nova Scotia hospitals need $85 million for urgent repairs and maintenance:report Auditor general calls for comprehensive plan to deal with aging facilities. More than 100 doctors signed petition to suspend implementation of massive EHR in Nanaimo Island Health VP adamant that the health authority has been working non-stop with clinicians to help rectify the problems 'Hey doc, why aren’t we doing physicals anymore?' Difficult patients and your staff: a challenge for doctors, says CMPA Physicians are legally responsible for the actions of their employees Pilot project at Lovell Drugs targets early screening for skin cancer Device allows pharmacy staff to scan and forward images to dermatologist for review. Hydroxyzine increases risk of QT prolongation/torsade de pointes in some patients Health Canada reduces maximum daily oral doses and issues new contraindications. First Previous 2180 2181 2182 2183 2184 Next Last
