The perils and the promise of new Ontario Health Teams Budget answers long standing calls for federal strategy on dementiaHealth advocacy groups and MPs are cheering the Liberal government's proposal to spend $50 million over five years to support a national dementia strategy that's to be released later this spring. Study shows how more time at home can improve end-of-life cancer care New tool helps physicians manage patients with heart failure in the ER Youth and hate Canadian experts advise against prolonged courses of antibiotics for Lyme disease Lengthy antibiotic therapy does not improve outcomes, but can lead to adverse reactions and antibiotic-resistant organisms 'Grieve every day:' Full parole for Calgary woman convicted in son's strep death A woman who opted to treat her son with holistic remedies instead of taking him to the doctor for a strep infection has been granted full parole. Shoppers announces strategy to help address the opioid crisis Nominations open for Wellspring leadership awards Deadline is April 12 to submit an entry for a $10,000 leadership development award. Lawsuit alleges Vanderbilt doctors operated on wrong kidney A Tennessee woman says Vanderbilt University Medical Center operated on the wrong kidney during her surgery in what federal officials call a "never event.'' Notley's government puts priority on health care in legislature throne speech Is Canada a 'free rider' in pharmaceutical research and development? A new study from C.D. Howe suggests Canada's investments are comparable to most developed nations, but well behind the U.S. First Previous 815 816 817 818 819 Next Last
