Healthcare

It’s time Canada had an independent agency—like Australia—that sets targets for fair and equitable hospital funding

A statement from the province's health ministry says injectable take-home naloxone kits have averted nearly 40,000 deaths since 2019.

In the wake of the Connected Care for Canadian Act’s revival, a group of major stakeholders has a lot to say to the federal government about how health data interoperability should actually look.

A statement from Michael Harvey’s office says its investigation found 71 incidents of snooping by 36 health workers in the Fraser and Vancouver Coastal health authorities as well as the Provincial Health Services Authority.

Study reports urinary incontinence in 29% of young women taking antipsychotic drugs compared to 13% of age-matched controls.

New CIHI data tells a troubling story.

Dr. Celeste Jean Thirlwell would offer the first exemption letter to a patient for $300, with discount pricing for multiple letters and multiple family members.

Now in its 18th edition, the guide’s growth reflects both the rapid expansion of probiotic research and its increasing complexity at the pharmacy level.