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Quebec's shortage of doctors is slowly improving, according to new numbers obtained by the CBC.

Physician groups agree that too many opioids are being prescribed, but they say that solutions for the problem need to be addressed by government, too.

Woman dies after "tuned down" pharmacy software fails to flag dangerous interaction.

Research also finds demand for more convenient birth control options.

Why the public health system needs to evolve

This weekend is your last chance to share your thoughts and opinions about your profession, your business and the recent changes that impact both.

Guidance on the prevention, diagnosis and clinical management of postmenopausal osteoporosis.

A case in Quebec over non-compete clauses is shining new light on the contractual practice as two physicians face off against each other.

A pair of physicians in Saskatchewan who switched clinics—and allegedly used patient information gleaned from their old clinic's database to advertise their new digs—are in trouble with the provincial college.