What your patients are reading – Week of September 2, 2014 What's missing from the ALS ice bucket challengeDespite the global attention it has attracted, the fundraising campaign offers very few facts about the disease Xolair approved for antihistamine-resistant cases of chronic idiopathic urticaria Subcutaneous injection every four weeks controls hives and pruritus. Crowd-sourced feedback could make dieting easier to swallow New study finds life-saving benefits in five daily servings of fruit and veggies Hypertension self-management is beneficial for high-risk patients Self-monitoring and med self-titration controls blood pressure better than office-based care. Press Review – August 28, 2014 VIDEO: Dr. Mike Evans discusses concussion management and 'return to learn' Are patients being left high-and-dry by MDs setting their own hours? A local doctor in London, Ont., says maybe it's time to change the way doctors set their own hours—a change that could better serve patients. DIY blood pressure care may surpass office based treatment for some patients: study Researchers are unsure why self-management worked best. How a national drug plan can boost the Canadian economy Decreased drug costs and reduced admin fees could save up to $11.4 billion per year. New Brunswick expert recommends health-care overhaul in the province First Previous 1322 1323 1324 1325 1326 Next Last
