Ontario expands use of Suboxone and offers free Naloxone; promises better monitoring of opioid overdoses Study: More than 45,000 Canadians sought treatment abroad in 2015 Drug restrictions a violation of Canadian women’s human rights and freedoms Current limits on the accessibility of the so-called abortion pill are unacceptable. Ontario expands use of Suboxone as part of new provincial opioid strategy Province looks to combat increasing number of overdoses, deaths. PharmD approved for University of Alberta U of A to implement PharmD for incoming students in 2018. Universal flu vaccine on its way One-shot flu vaccine could lower risk of pandemic. New Brunswick moving to centralize physician recruitment Halifax cardiologist’s 14-year legal battle continues Gabapentin may increase risk of serious respiratory depression Risk increased when used alone or when combined with an opioid. Got patients with a-fib? You need to read this Recent studies evaluate biomarkers for risk assessment and compare oral anticoagulants Ontario's controversial 'Patients First' bill brought back into the legislature Both the Ontario Medical Association and the Coalition of Ontario Doctors are ramping up their efforts to oppose the bill Researchers explore the relationship between religion and cancer screening First Previous 1061 1062 1063 1064 1065 Next Last
