Stateside: California considering making drug labels much clearerChanges would bring state more in line with international standards. The calculated concernToo many tech programs are neglecting to enforce zero tolerance for miscalculations. RNAO unveils recommendations for first comprehensive nursing guideline on elder abuse Bridges to patients: Addressing the language barrier Ideas for crossing the language barrier. A rare glimpse into early anatomy studies Andreas Vesalius book, regarded as the cornerstone for anatomy education, currently on display in Toronto RNAO highlights recommendations to prevent abuse and neglect of older adults Canada's nurses encouraged by Canadian Medical Association's end-of-life care report Report reinforces the needed role of nurses in palliative care settings Cannabis drugs helpful in MS, not in other neurological conditions But research review finds few studies of smoked marijuana Teaching new skills for changing times Alberta College partners with Banff Centre to help pharmacists and techs hone their leadership skills. Calling for a more sensitive approach to medical teaching Often-gruesome case studies should be used as a way to approach a medical issue from different angles simultaneously Hundreds of B.C. doctors treating family members and billing the province Study says pot affects fertility of young men A new study in England on male fertility is pointing to young pot smokers as being at risk when it comes to healthy sperm. First Previous 603 604 605 606 607 Next Last
