More than 400 U.S. healthcare workers have been hired by B.C., Premier Eby saysThe premier says 89 doctors, 260 nurses, 42 nurse practitioners and 23 allied health professionals have been hired between March 2025 and January 2026. How do drugs actually work out in the real world? UofT launches centre to study just thatThe Toronto Centre for Real-World Evidence will use health data to assess drug effectiveness in practice, informing drug policy and government coverage decisions. My mother and taro cake My mom is learning to walk again, with a walker. And I'm grieving. Check out this resource on menopausal hormone therapy as shortage of certain products continues Several media reports this month, from multiple provinces have highlighted shortages, specifically of estrogen patches. CMA applies for leave to intervene in student pronouns Supreme Court case The national association said the case could have ‘impacts far beyond the issues at play in Saskatchewan.’ Will ChatGPT redirect patients to your pharmacy? More and more people are directing their health questions to AI assistants. Sometimes they respond: ‘Consult a pharmacist.’ The question is: Which pharmacist? Which pharmacy? New relativity-adjusted increases for years 2 and 3 of current PSA announced for Ontario physicians A message to members from the Ontario Medical Association announced the percentage increases. When the roads forget them Reporting a patient’s fitness to drive is a clinical necessity but for patients it is often the first real mourning of their former self. Man arrested after firearm threat forces lockdown at B.C. hospital Police say more than 30 officers responded and conducted a thorough search of each room and floor while the hospital remained in lockdown. 10 things to know about international medical graduates (IMGs) International medical graduates (IMGs) are one of the fastest-growing groups of physicians entering practice in Canada. First Previous 27 28 29 30 31 Next Last
