Research Highlights: Pre-exposure HIV prophylaxisStudy evaluates safety, efficacy of oral emtricitabine and tenofovir for prevention of HIV acquisition among men who have sex with men. Split-dose regimens better for bowel prepGastroenterologists continue the quest for a cleaner colon Study shines light on rare bleeding disorder Canadian MD harnesses international effort to research platelet-type von Willebrand disease Study touts intrapartum screening for group B strep Testing during labour finds cases that otherwise would be missed 2011 Diabetes Update: Transition time Helping adolescents with diabetes evolve to adult care. Transvaginal ultrasound avoids abdominal fat Technique better reveals fetal anatomy in obese women ONA calls for end to hospitals wasting healthcare dollars on litigation Practice likened to moving a psychiatrist to a different unit and asking him or her to perform cardiac surgery. Abiraterone boosts survival for castration-resistant CA Tumour remains dependent on androgen receptor signalling for growth Dutasteride may slow early prostate CA growth A viable alternative for men with low-risk prostate cancer Intermittent ADT as effective as continuous Intermittent androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) may be just as effective as continuous ADT in men with PSA recurrence after radical therapy for prostate cancer, according to a new Canadian study. New MS monitoring system planned for Canada The Public Health Agency of Canada promises financial support to create a Canadian Multiple Sclerosis Monitoring System. Pharmacist prescribing rolls out in Nova Scotia Nova Scotia pharmacists are adjusting to their new prescribing responsibilities now that roll-out of the new standards of practice is complete. First Previous 1771 1772 1773 1774 1775 Next Last
