Gaps in medicare affect one-third of Canadians, poll showsOTTAWA | More than one-third of Canadians have gone or have had a family member go without needed health care because of insufficient insurance coverage, a new poll indicates. Headway made against multiple myelomaNew treatments put the condition on track to become a chronic disease Pharmacists should give whooping cough vaccine: NBPA Outbreak shows New Brunswick pharmacists should be giving the vaccine, claims association. Updated Statement: Treatment of fungal infections in children The Canadian Paediatric Society has released an updated statement on the management of common fungal infections in infants and children. Press Review - August 3, 2012 Blogging 101 for physicians Whether you want to express a few thoughts or change the world, blogging is a good place to start How my hospital is coping with drug shortages Technology has played a key role in dealing with supply issues at Toronto East General. Myths debunked about sports and exercise products After weighing the evidence, the past 40 years of sports drinks research does not add up to much. Partnership prepares nursing grads for an electronic world CASN collaborating with Infoway to help ensure tomorrow's nurses are ready to practice in a tech-enabled environment. Pharmacy robberies decline in Edmonton, according to police Significant decline coincided with the phasing out of Oxycontin. Surveying the med rec landscape Canadian study shows progress has been made, but there’s definitely more work ahead. And strong IT support is key to moving forward. What Your Patients Are Reading - Week of July 30th First Previous 1587 1588 1589 1590 1591 Next Last
