'Preposterous' acupuncturist bills for 461 patients in a single dayVANCOUVER | An acupuncturist in the Vancouver area who billed for 461 patients in one day is facing heat from his regulatory college. CAPT Corner—May 2013On April 27th, CAPT had the pleasure of being a sponsor/exhibitor at the 2013 Pharmacy Technician Conference at Humber College in Toronto, Ont. Stateside: Philly abortion doctor gets life in prison for murdering baby A Philadelphia abortion doctor found guilty of committing murder at his clinic will spend the rest of his life in jail. Dr. Shapiro agrees: pharmacy brings value Community pharmacy is part of the cure for an ailing healthcare system, Dr. Marla Shapiro told supporters of the Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy (CFP) at its annual Innovation Gala in late April. New U.S. guideline nixes prostate cancer screening in under-55s Two-year interval suggested for older men who opt for testing Orencia now available in subcutaneous formulation Rheumatoid arthritis drug now available in two formats. Prostate cancer: More men can opt for active surveillance Not all conventional criteria need to be fulfilled, analysis shows Robot fails to impress in bladder cancer surgery High-tech approach no better than conventional open procedure Water protects the kidney but not the heart High intake linked with lower chronic renal disease risk Guillain-Barré risk greater after getting the flu, not the flu shot Ontario study said to be big enough to identify precise risk period Analgesics and sport don’t mix B.C. privacy breach shuts down drug safety research Suspension has put vital work on ice for months First Previous 1485 1486 1487 1488 1489 Next Last
