High-dose biotin supplements may interfere with certain lab testsMay affect immunoassays used to investigate or monitor cardiac disease, endocrine disorders, malignancies, anemias and infectious diseases Vaping is an urgent threat to public healthThe evidence shows that vaping is creating a generation of nicotine-addicted youth, who start with e-cigarettes and move on to smoke tobacco products Suspected sale of EMR data prompts official investigation Physician's article highlights grey area in privacy laws New tool better at predicting death after cardiac admission than current indexes Clinical guidelines from specialty societies often biased Montreal pharmacies still promoting homeopathic products An investigation from La Presse found that four pharmacists personally promoted a homeopathic remedy for the flu Getting intimate with intimate exams Considering some of the questions that arise with our responsibility to put patients at ease B.C. man believed to be first Canadian to get intravenous gene therapy 'It's not burnout, it's moral injury' It's time to begin thinking differently about this thing we all call 'burnout' Colour theory in the operating room Canadians do not need private pay for medically necessary services Recognizing that cost-effective care generally provides the best patient outcome is likely the most important concept to understand in planning Canada’s health system of the future HealthCare CAN seeks nominations for Legacy of Leadership Award First Previous 816 817 818 819 820 Next Last
