Medication Management

All it takes is minutes—enough time for a bathroom break, checking the stove or taking a call—for tragedy to strike

Alberta Health PrEP coverage now includes distribution of safe sex supplies

Study suggests risk increases with duration of use and earlier initiation of acid suppressive therapy

American presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders said recently that he would soon be coming to Canada with a group of diabetics to buy cheaper insulin.

In Alberta, injectable naloxone kits—which come at about a quarter of the price of Narcan (which costs $145)—are available free of charge at walk-in clinics and pharmacies.

Now contraindicated in women who are pregnant or may become pregnant

Ontario wants to give midwives across the province the ability to prescribe a wider variety medications, a move those in the profession say could help improve patient care.