No more nonprescription codeine products in ManitobaAs of February 1, Manitobans will no longer be able to obtain codeine-containing nonprescription products without a prescription. Quebec nurses can prescribe some laboratory tests, medications Cancer Society recognizes pharmacist's research University of Toronto faculty member's test for cancer mutations named one of the top stories of 2015. Plegridy: new long-acting interferon product for multiple sclerosis First interferon product that can be dosed subcutaneously every two weeks. 5% of Ontario's patients account for 65% of healthcare spending ICES study also reveals that 1% account for 33% of healthcare spending EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Insulin for type 2 diabetes Manitoba diabetic fighting for broader provincial coverage for insulin pumps Laura Marois believes province should remove age restriction on coverage. Good Morning America doctor slams pharmacist prescribing ABC’s chief medical correspondent was commenting on news Oregon recently became the first state to allow druggists to prescribe the Pill. Patient understanding of medication information varies with pharmacist counselling technique Open-ended three-question method from doctor interaction superior to traditional lecture style of counselling Last days to register for OPEN summit OPEN, the initiative for Ontario pharmacy research collaboration, will hold its second-ever industry summit event in downtown Toronto on January 20 and 21. Antimicrobial resistance to gonorrhea changing in Canada Cephalosporin-resistant strains decline, but resistance to azithromycin increases. B.C. pharmacies now signing up patients for smoking cessation Eligible residents no longer have to call HealthLink BC to access the province’s quit smoking program. First Previous 579 580 581 582 583 Next Last
