Medication Management

The head of the Quebec pharmacy association said the study provide 'concrete proof' that much of the value of the pharmacist's work is now beyond dispensing

About 25% of long-term care residents in B.C. are on antipsychotics without a diagnosis—a rate that is believed to be far too high

Glargine–lixisenatide combo joins degludec–liraglutide combo on Canadian market

The group said they hope to play an active role following the province's $72-million investment in containing the crisis

The lawsuit against the pharma giant is the largest healthcare fraud case in the California state insurance department’s history

For healthy seniors who have no need to take aspirin, there is no benefit. However, it is still appears to be useful for people who already have stroke or heart disease.

A new skin graft has shown promising results in stopping cocaine-seeking behaviour in mice

Yesterday, at our walk-in clinic, I was presented with a rash. I always take a detailed history (99% of the diagnosis in my experience) before examination and was told that the rash was “all over.”