Healthcare

Prescribers who co-sign, counter-sign or rewrite a semaglutide prescription for patients they haven’t seen or assessed would be considered in breach of professional standards, say two provincial regulators.

After a variety of treatments by a variety of physicians, a patient with perpetual warts seeks help at Dr. Robert Dickson's clinic.

'There are some misconceptions that many problems in the healthcare system can be fixed by simply opening up whatever rules currently limit applications of private healthcare,” said CMA president Dr. Alika Lafontaine. 'That’s why it’s important to open up these conversations.'

Registration deadline for PTPDC in Ontario is May 15, but spots are filling fast.

We asked readers to send us their pet pictures—and share you did! Here’s the first of many pharmacy pets we’ll be sharing in the weeks to come.

A first-of-its-kind study released Wednesday shows the rate of such “profound” autism is rising, though far slower than milder autism cases.

German study results point to the PAS test as a superior cancer screening option.

When we think about healthcare services with the prefix "tele," such as telehealth or telepharmacy, we typically associate them with convenience for both patients and providers.