PEG 3350 for childhood constipationPolyethylene glycol (PEG) 3350 is a safe and effective long-term laxative in pediatric populations, but only limited studies are available for its use in children younger than two years of age. Colon cleansing: ineffective and potentially harmfulA Medical Letter review concludes that there is no evidence of beneficial effects from colonic cleansing or irrigation for "detoxification," and such procedures may be harmful. Pharmacists take CVS Caremark before Trade Commission The U.S.-based National Community Pharmacists Association met with the Federal Trade Commission to ask for an examination of the merger between CVS and Caremark. Two groups to feed off strengths to Enhance patient care, safety and delivery York University and health network create joint nursing academy Drug scheme may be national problem Ontario acts to recoup almost $34 million Canadian nurses leave for the U.S. and don’t come back Nursing study claims it’s not just about the money IT system to improve blood pressure Phone system supports multidisciplinary program Beware of phoney swine flu products No H1N1 products authorized for sale in Canada Trillium opens new in-patient wing Built to evidence-based design standards Canadian nurses leave for the U.S.—and don’t come back Nursing study claims it’s not just about the money First Previous 3917 3918 3919 3920 3921 Next Last
