Prescription Transfers: Not so black and whiteDarwinian “survival of the fittest” marketing tactics will be our own demise if things don't change. Here are some ideas for a more professional, ethical way forward. Doctors consistently overestimate both the harms and benefits of common therapies: studyAnd that has an impact on the way their patients see it. U.K.: Junior doctors planning more strikes—this time for a full week The longest strikes over the spring lasted 48 hours, but again junior doctors are upping the ante Canada's move to control fentanyl chemicals not enough to stem crisis: expert Restricting chemicals used to make drug will increase demands for more dangerous replacement, say observers. Newfoundland to provide naloxone kits to counter effects of opioid overdoses Initiative part of province's broader opioid action plan. Physician oversight ramps up in Nova Scotia Viscous lidocaine not recommended for teething pain Use linked to severe side effects in infants and young children. Alberta doctors reach tentative agreement with province While contract remains in effect until the end of March 2018, new amendments have been passed to control physician spending A heart attack is hard on younger patients’ sex life Women suffer more than men in the year after an acute MI, study finds Fake baby fails to prevent teen pregnancies Costly simulators may actually have the opposite effect Healthcare delivery should not be seen as only a provincial matter Medication review is essential after a fragility fracture Prescription drugs with increased fracture risk often continued after a fracture, and new high-risk drugs often started. First Previous 1076 1077 1078 1079 1080 Next Last
