New Certified Tobacco Educator credential for healthcare professionalsRecognizes expertise in providing tobacco prevention and cessation services. Self-Care Symposium draws eager crowdsMore than 175 pharmacists congregated at the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy at the University of Toronto’s downtown campus for a day of presentations on popular self-care health management topics. Start-up tries to make sense of staggering volume of medical studies and articles published daily Ask the Smoking Cessation Expert: Links to Alzheimer's disease? Is there a link between smoking and Alzheimer's disease? Read Jane's answer. Gout linked with increased diabetes risk Study supports proper recognition and management of risk factors, researchers say PEI pharmacies already out of flu vaccine “We’re essentially out,” says Erin MacKenzie, executive director of the PEI Pharmacists Association. Tapered therapy maintains remission in rheumatoid arthritis Strategy addresses safety and cost concerns, but requires vigilant monitoring Thousands of Chinese pharmacy students caught cheating Students were having answers transmitted through earpiece. Study of CME validates effectiveness, cites absence of evidence of commercial bias Shortage of rheumatologists in Kelowna and other B.C. cities: study Some communities in British Columbia are suffering from “severe” shortages of rheumatology care. Health minister says NPs need more training for prescribing narcotics Prince Edward Island Health Minister Doug Currie says nurse practitioners need more training before they will be allowed to prescribe opiates. Breastfeeding resources for healthcare providers offered by Toronto Public Health Promote and support effective breastfeeding for families of healthy term infants. First Previous 1296 1297 1298 1299 1300 Next Last
