Probiotics (yes, yogurt!) could minimize C. difficile in hospitalsTORONTO | Medical use of probiotics could be significant in minimizing C. difficile infection among hospitalized patients taking antibiotics, according to new research from The Hospital for Sick Children and McMaster University. Spicing up the sodium debateMDs and MPs stir the pot over federal inaction and alleged misuse of research findings The challenge of refractory angina New Canadian guidelines aim to increase awareness of the diagnosis and treatment of this chronic, painful condition TV talk has mixed results What’s best for incontinence? For he’s an honorary fellow . . . Sex allegations amid lawsuit against Manitoba clinic Ten tips for improving pain management in the elderly Awareness of the need to ask seniors about pain and the specialized tools available to doctors can help eliminate patients’ unnecessary suffering and improve their quality of life Press Review - November 20, 2012 Check out our review of recent medical stories in the media - Top Story: The obesity crisis: Are doctors making us fat? Read this and Changes in formulation spiked Oxy border run Fears cross-border trafficking of OxyContin could return when patented version expires at the end of the month. Shouldice sale failure shows private care fear Pediatric heart failure guidelines target front-line doctors Document aims to improve care of a condition that isn’t always recognized First Previous 1547 1548 1549 1550 1551 Next Last
