Family physicians have tough questions for Nova Scotia Health Authority The impasse is over: The OMA reaches tentative 4-year master agreement with Ministry of Health Marshall Moleschi retiring from OCP Registrar moving on after five years at the helm. New master agreement takes Ontario physicians by surprise OMA president Dr. Virginia Walley said that negotiations only took off in the last two weeks Quetiapine for insomnia? Don't do it, Canadian MDs advise Montreal researchers argue the antipsychotic holds dangers for the elderly What your patients are reading – week of July 11, 2016 Young and female blood donors put transfusion recipients at increased death risk Canadian finding has researchers puzzled, calling for clinical trials U.K.: Junior doctors 'in no-man's land' after voting down negotiated contract with NHS In wake of Brexit, health secretary moves again to impose contract to offer some measure of certainty Beware the toxins in burning hair from laser removal Plume produced during laser hair removal an occupational hazard, study finds Complaint triggers investigation into pharmacy services Complaint alleges deaths linked to inadequate pharmacy services at two Winnipeg-based drugstores. Edmonton pharmacist loses license for diverting sedatives Calvin Boey was stripped of his license and fined $40,000 for creating fake patient profiles and prescription records to obtain large quantities of sedatives. Pharmacists concerned about dispensing rules for mifegymiso A year after Health Canada approved mifegymiso, pharmacists continue to ask for authority to dispense it. First Previous 1093 1094 1095 1096 1097 Next Last
