Press review - April 3, 2017Toronto billionaire’s orphaned cousins seek piece of Apotex fortune: Kerry Winter, right, with his lawyer Brad Teplitsky, says he expects his cousin Barry Sherman, the founder of Apotex, "didn’t think I’d be this tenacious." Subclinical hypothyroidism treatment a bust in seniorsLevothyroxine does not improve symptoms in randomized trial Relax, the new oral anticoagulants don't need monitoring, Canadian experts say No evidence of benefit for such a practice in atrial fibrillation patients, review concludes Shoppers and Loblaw drug plan to cover medical marijuana Employees using medical cannabis for specific conditions may claim for prescription costs BC genome project moves to phase two Focus will be on drugs for mental health conditions. Long-term, full-scope pharmacist care in hypertension would provide cost savings and health benefits Projected cost savings in Canada over 30 years estimated to be more than $15.7 billion. Inappropriate drugs common in nursing home residents with dementia Ontario study shows medications of ‘questionable benefit’ common in last week of life Celebrity medicine 101: Just treat them like everyone else, right? PAM an opportunity to blow pharmacists’ horn – and have fun Here's a sampling of the range of activities pharmacists used to promote the event this year. Recall of 'natural' cream for kids' skin problems a cautionary tale for parents: MD Health Canada recently warned about undeclared ingredients in skin product promoted as natural treatment for eczema and psoriasis. CPhA welcomes federal budget - again Announced health funding good for patients, demonstrates pharmacy's influence. Let registered nurses play a larger role in healthcare First Previous 508 509 510 511 512 Next Last
