New report describes evidence of pharmacists impact on patient safetyCites global examples of pharmacists' impact on reducing medication errors and patient risk. Alberta teachers, school staff should be tested before classes start: Dr. HinshawAll teachers and school staff in Alberta should get tested for COVID-19 before students return to classrooms in September, the province's chief medical officer of heath recommended. Obesity is an important independent risk factor for doing poorly with COVID-19 Risk is particularly apparent in men and in those aged 60 years or younger 'How low is low enough' to reopen schools? A new tool may help us estimate the likelihood of COVID-19 outbreaks at schools in the fall Insomnia: New focus on first-line nonpharmacologic management for pharmacists New focus on first-line nonpharmacologic management for pharmacists Health Canada extends controlled substances exemptions Originally set to expire in Sept. 2020, the new rules have been extended to Sept. 2021 Second wave of won't bring same grim results, says Que. premier Safety won't be compromised for vaccine, Dr. Tam says Children could be major vectors of COVID-19 spread Young children with COVID-19 could ultimately be extremely contagious, according to a recent American study that may reignite the debate about reopening schools and daycares. Acetaminophen–ibuprofen fixed-dose combo product coming soon to Canada Indicated in adults for short-term management of mild to moderate acute pain and for reduction of fever Canadians, pharmacists share concerns about flu immunizations Greater demand for flu shots expected, but Canadians concerned about how they will get immunized safely Our back-to-school plan fails those vulnerable to COVID-19 We have three weeks before labour day and there is a lot of work to be done before we can feel safe sending kids back to school First Previous 690 691 692 693 694 Next Last
