Quebec's assisted dying law remains in effect after Court of Appeal overturns Superior Court rulingSuperior Court ruled to suspend law December 1 but it went ahead as planned on December 10 as ruling went before Court of Appeal Be a better doctor: Support your residentsThe president of Resident Doctors of Canada offers thoughts from the new generation Parental leave coverage for doctors now Canada-wide Newfoundland doctors get parental leave in new agreement Grey Bruce Health Unit, nurses reach contract Medtronic receives first Health Canada licence for MRI conditional implantable cardioverter defibrillator system Evera MRI ICD System licensed for full body MRI scans for patients at risk of sudden cardiac arrest Ontario delays ban on electronic cigarettes and vaping planned for Jan. 1, 2016 Ban on selling e-cigarettes to minors under the age of 19 will go into force Jan. 1. Ontario nurses on verge of getting prescribing rights HPRAC seeking consultation on proposed prescribing rights for RNs. OPA revenue down 5% Dip due to intensifying competition for drug information services, association's CEO explains. Top 5 tech stories of 2015 Here are the most-read pharmacy technician stories of the year. Cysview fluorescence cystoscopy improves bladder cancer detection An adjunct to white light cystoscopy for detecting nonmuscle invasive papillary bladder cancer. Nova Scotia premier slams doctors' salary demands Respecting the profession Educators are hard at work accommodating the growing demand for pharmacy techs. First Previous 345 346 347 348 349 Next Last
