The OMA has not advanced charter challenge since it was filed last yearA letter from the Coalition of Ontario Doctors claimed that as of Sept. 21, not a single affidavit has been filed in support of the motion, nor has the Ontario government acknowledged the challenge BC first province to deregulate emergency use naloxoneEmergency use naloxone now unscheduled in BC. Doctors and government: It's not about the money Personalized medicine system designed to avoid adverse drug reactions Software tool uses genetic analysis to show personalized treatment options. Pharmacy leaders discuss future priorities Dozens gather for CPhA’s first Pharmacy Thought Leadership Summit. What’s happening to the acellular pertussis vaccine? Effectiveness wanes over time, prompting calls for new immunization strategy Discharge with care: Psychiatric patients at high suicide risk after hospitalization Absence of previous outpatient treatment an added risk, study shows Misinformation fuels opposition to healthcare reform in Canada 57% of doctors have attended at least one patient's funeral: survey Australian study found about GPs were more likely to attend than specialists, and women practitioners were more likely to attend than men New curriculum addresses mental health for young doctors Making literal life-or-death decisions right out of med school takes a psychological toll Adherence to glaucoma medications is poor in the community setting Community pharmacists are well positioned to monitor and encourage adherence in patients with glaucoma. Baldness drug not linked with erectile dysfunction after all Study offers reassurance to men taking 5-alpha reductase inhibitors First Previous 1066 1067 1068 1069 1070 Next Last
