Drug approval delay condemning hep C patients to deathA simple blood test will indicate the presence of hep C, but what is the use of that if more than half of our family doctors don’t know there are treatments and cures? New study examines NSAID use and spontaneous abortionResults identify no increased risk, but more data needed on COX-2 selective agents. SMA complains after government pushes patients to walk-ins B.C. doctor vows to quit medicine after he admits patient relationship A Vancouver doctor has promised to never practice medicine again after admitting he breached his professional boundaries by getting into a relationship with a female patient. Charges against hospital in violent workplace attack are long overdue, says ONA Press Review - January 31, 2014 Symposium on prescription drug abuse identifies top issues Pharmacists, prescribers, law enforcement among those looking for solutions. Doctor hit with conflict of interest allegation for diagnostic referrals A Toronto doctor is facing a conflict of interest allegation from the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario due to referrals. U.K. campaign promotes pharmacists' scope of practice Launch follows survey showing a lack of understanding amongst the public. U.S. FDA to review safety of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs Will examine differences in the cardiovascular risks of NSAIDs Children’s Hospital of Orange County purchases Intelligent Hospital System's most advanced RIVA system Australian doctors slam pharmacist flu vaccinations Pharmacy Guild points out success of pharmacist flu vaccinations in Canada, other countries in response. First Previous 1393 1394 1395 1396 1397 Next Last
