Obesity: Not sexy enough to treat?Last year, Ontario launched a $75-million initiative to increase its capacity to perform bariatric procedures. Widely held negative beliefs about obesity and weight-loss surgery may contribute to why other provinces haven't followed sui POLITICS: There's a fly in the ointment of Ouellet's health-care cure Sharpies cut infection risk and environmental waste Canadian study finds preop markers can be reused safely The top 10 therapeutic prescriptions of 2008 Vitamin K may boost bone quality in older women Infoway reports on Panorama Surveillance system is meeting targets MUHC researchers win grant for TB study Largest ever awarded by CIHR Saskatoon awarded retention grants Designed to keep workers in the province LadySystem: vaginal cones for urinary stress incontinence Duchesnay is introducing LadySystem, a series of five latex-free vaginal cones used to improve pelvic tone in women with weakened pelvic floor muscles. Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy appoints new Dean Professor Henry Mann has been appointed the next dean of the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy for a five-year term effective July 1. David Hill new dean at U Sask pharmacy school Dr. David Hill named dean of the College of Pharmacy and Nutrition, effective August 1, 2009. HIV infection increasing in Saskachewan Human immunodeficiency virus infections are on the rise in Saskatchewan, with 174 new cases reported in 2008. First Previous 2052 2053 2054 2055 2056 Next Last
