What your patients are reading – week of August 8, 2016 Flu shot uptake higher in provinces that allow vaccination by pharmacists: studySlightly higher proportion of residents got their shots in provinces where pharmacists are allowed to administer them. Stem cells tested in ischemic stroke First-in-human trial suggests therapy is safe U of T researchers to study collaborative care Project aims to shape interprofessional policies, practices in Canada. Ontario College of Family Physicians weighs in on tPSA with pro and con list Amidst many calls for such a list, college president Dr. Sarah-Lynn Newbery appears to be the first to create one... What happens if Ontario doctors vote 'no'? A prognosis American medical diagnostics company banned from providing services in B.C. Mifegymiso abortion pills to be available this fall Celopharma issues update on risk minimization strategies, including a restrictive distribution and administration program. Newborn cooling blanket helping to prevent brain damage The choice that awaits us U.K.: 90% of junior doctor positions filled this year despite fears of mass exodus The 'fill rate' is actually greater than last year, though only by a very narrow margin Exoskeleton device enables motion soon after spinal cord injury First Previous 1084 1085 1086 1087 1088 Next Last
