B.C. College launches new strategic planStrategy aims to improve quality of pharmacy services in order to meet the needs of the public. Why bringing rich medical tourists to Canada isn't a magic bulletThe revelation that one of Canada's most high-profile hospitals was bringing in patients from other countries to help cover costs has raised many eyebrows in the health care community in this country. Autism risk higher in children of women with lupus Link may have implications for pregnancy planning Gender difference seen with chronic rhinosinusitis Female patients with nasal polyps have more severe disease than males Hormonal contraception and thrombosis Ten things you should know, five things you should tell your patients. Metadol-D for opioid detoxification and maintenance Same formulation as Metadol oral concentrate, but approved indications differ. Why I envy physiotherapists The rapport they share with physicians is something pharmacists should strive for. Dr. Murray Krahn wins Sanders health tech award Morning roundup: Shoppers Drug Mart welcomes President's Choice Plus, study finds Winnipeg hospital staff breaks rules intended to prevent drug errors and a pharmacist is suspended and fined for stealing drugs. What your patients are reading – Week of April 7, 2014 A lasting legacy in anatomy Dr. Shakti Chandra’s gift of teaching at Memorial University includes a rare collection of specimens she created under the tutelage of Body Worlds creator Dr. Gunther von Hagens Allergic rhinitis linked with better vascular health, lower mortality But heart disease more common in asthma patients First Previous 1368 1369 1370 1371 1372 Next Last