Afraid of needles? China using inhalable COVID-19 vaccineThe vaccine, a mist that is sucked in through the mouth, is being offered for free as a booster dose for previously vaccinated people. Choosing Wisely for patients—and the planet Campaigns provide blueprint for doctors and patients to talk about harms of overuse of tests, treatments and procedures. University of Toronto's pharmacy program to change Improving equity, diversity and accessibility; more virtual learning; a shift towards more student-centred curriculum and prioritizing student wellness will be reflected in the new curriculum. What would you tell your younger self when you were in residency? No two residency experiences are exactly alike, but invariably MDs need to be tough to get through them. Alberta healthcare unions say review could further destabilize system in crisis The unions have requested an urgent meeting with Health Minister Jason Copping. Manitoba doctor warns of overwhelmed hospitals, calls for government help Provincial statistics show that the number of patients in intensive care has remained above pre-pandemic normal capacity. New Brunswick throne speech pledges more work to improve healthcare and education In healthcare, the government says it will work to provide people without a family doctor greater access to primary care through NB Health Link. Pharmacy Practice + Business' Martha Porado recognized as 'emerging talent' Managing editor of CanadianHealthcareNetwork.ca responsible for both pharmacy and the Medical Post newsletters Fertility care in Atlantic Canada comes with lengthy travel and wait times When Ledon Wellon started trying to have a baby, she assumed it would happen quickly. How breast reconstruction can negatively impact limb functionality: study Newly published findings from a USask study could help improve post-surgery rehab methods. First Previous 904 905 906 907 908 Next Last
