Clinical Pearls: Dose by weight in kids—and write it downUsing a child’s age for dosing is an easy way to get it wrong. Foreign-trained doctors less likely to screen patients for cancerSouth Asian patients most likely to be underscreened Ob/Gyn: Maternal obesity dangerous for infants Patient screening common among Nova Scotia FPs ‘Meet-and-greet’ sessions are permissible, but ethically risky Pediatrics: Concussions on the upswing Psychiatry cover story stirs a storm Saskatoon police seek “prolific pharmacy robber” Cops believe the same man has robbed several drugstores around the city. Tabled bill proposes fee cuts for Quebec FPs who don’t see 1,000-plus patients annually Doctors’ unions say members have never been ‘in such fury’ The year of the virus These lowly yet mighty pathogens have held centre stage all year. Here’s what you need to know Surgery to change eye colour can lead to blindness, warns specialist Pharmacists not exempt from wrath of ISIS One druggist who dispensed meds to a woman considered improperly veiled arrested, hasn't been since since October. Tech admits to stealing narcotics, shredding evidence Tonia Smith, 42, faces four years in prison on the drug thefts, up to five years for food-stamp fraud. First Previous 576 577 578 579 580 Next Last
