Press Review – September 15, 2015 Spotlight On: Miranda BarnesThirty-year-old excited to be one of New Brunswick's first registered techs. The Medical Post table of contents - September 15, 2015 print edition Doctor accused of tying patient to a bed and injecting her with narcotics College hearing scheduled but no word on any police investigation Alberta Health Services says kits with naloxone prevented fentanyl overdoses Antidote kits have saved at least four lives since they hit the streets of Calgary earlier this summer. ER visits for potentially fatal anaphylaxis doubled in 7 years: report Teens had the biggest jump in hospitalizations. Waiting for new prescription drug approvals a good thing Why Canada’s ‘slow and low’ approach to new pharmaceuticals is the prudent one. College to keep closer eye on doctors' fentanyl prescription trends in Manitoba Survey: Older doctors predict technology will play a larger role in the future of medicine than younger colleagues Physician faces $1.2 million lawsuit over quality of care provided ONA wins landmark influenza vaccine-or-mask grievance Accurate diagnosis of Lyme disease is critical to avoid inappropriate therapy U.S. specialty laboratories have a high rate of false-positive test results for Lyme disease. First Previous 1199 1200 1201 1202 1203 Next Last
