What your patients are reading – Week of March 17, 2014 Managing eczema often a life-long pursuitPharmacists can help patients find relief from itchy, scratchy disorder What your patients are reading – Week of March 10, 2014 DISPATCH: Celebrity doctors DIVERSION: War of the waistline When the diagnosis involves extra belt notches and the treatment requires stretchy pants, you have a problem on your hands—or hips The joyful demands of labour and delivery After my own mat leave, I wasn’t sure about returning to obstetrics—but then I had a magical reminder of what I’d be missing Will the siren song of the U.S. call again? Experiences of those who moved south in the past indicate money is not the only consideration when looking at job prospects WHO urging people to limit sugar calories to below 10% or below 5% if possible The recommendations relate to free sugars, those added by manufacturers, cooks or consumers To gluten or not to gluten? What your patients are reading – Week of March 3, 2014 What your patients are reading – Week of February 24, 2014 The Medical Post table of contents: February 18, 2014 print edition First Previous 138 139 140 141 142 Next Last
