Angina: What to do when the drugs don’t workNew guidelines mark a first in inter-specialty collaboration Closure of local pharmacy a worry for methadone patientsDowntown Pharmacy dispensary shuttered after pharmacist-in-charge stepped down. Clowning around with fertility treatments An Israeli study published last year suggested that “medical clowning” markedly improved embryo transfer after in vitro fertilization. Hit MS early for best results Prompt treatment reduces chances of disease progression Injections shrink chin fat Experimental cosmetic treatment could have wider use No more sleepless nights Five tips for improving your sleep, for the benefit of you and your patients Ottawa ob/gyn rapped for online script signing An Ottawa ob/gyn is facing professional misconduct charges after being disciplined by New York medical authorities. PET scan detects Alzheimer plaques in living brain Contrast agent could help confirm diagnosis while patient is still alive Pharmacists take Parliament Hill The Canadian Association of Chain Drug Stores held its inaugural PharmacyWoRx on the Hill Day on May 15 in Ottawa. SOUND BITES: Should doctors think about the cost of their care? Physicians give their thoughts on whether it is important to get doctors to think about the cost of their care. The mysterious cardiac syndrome X Chest pain with normal coronary arteries affects more women than men—and it may not be as benign as previously thought TNF blocker treats painful skin disease Adalimumab helpful in hidradenitis suppurativa First Previous 1615 1616 1617 1618 1619 Next Last
