Bromides, buzzwords, blarney, and bulls--t Two B.C. doctors with over 1,200 patients stripped of licence for failing qualifying medical examsOne of them has also been formally reprimanded by the college for failing to disclose an experience with the Saskatchewan college Updated guidelines for care of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities Emphasize periodic preventive health assessments, health action plans and systematic assessment of 'behaviours that challenge' The win-win patient transfer New skin bacteria potential barrier for cancer Researchers out of the University of California have identified a strain of skin bacteria that may inhibit the growth of some cancers. How health leaders can help close the health gap for Indigenous people Vaginal hygiene products like sprays, wipes, creams linked to infections: study Doctors have long advised women to avoid vaginal douching because of the risk of infection and other adverse effects, but a new study suggests other feminine hygiene products may be just as harmful. Stories from retirement: Running for Godot After 40 years, federal government ending barriers to disabled immigrants N.S. mother seeks improved government support for grieving parents The professionalism police Last year the CPSO cracked down on physicians for making inappropriate comments online. Some are concerned this is causing stress and burnout Mental health services for Ontario First Nations being expanded First Previous 411 412 413 414 415 Next Last
