The doctor is out A Q&A on Ontario's latest drug reformsHere's a primer on what's changing, courtesy of the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care. Ontario drug reforms come slamming down on MD prescribing habits New rules promote greater use of generics, longer supply of chronic meds. National pharmacare unnecessary and expensive, new study argues Almost half of patients admitted to hospital are malnourished: study Ask the Experts: E-cigarettes for smoking cessation Do they have a place in therapy or are they counterproductive? Daklinza: new antiviral for chronic hepatitis C First all-oral regimen for treating genotype 3 patients now available in Canada. Medical marijuana seems to help chronic pain patients, appears to be safe: study Research conducted at pain-management clinics across Canada. Nova Scotia MLAs head to work with pharmacists Initiative had politicians learning about pharmacy practice firsthand Case Report: How to use food to fight hypertension A diet rich in fruits, vegetables, nuts and seeds is beneficial for blood pressure, but even one meal consisting of a fast-food soup and sandwich can exceed the daily recommendation for sodium Clinical Feature: Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders How pharmacists can make an important contribution to patient care. Get aggressive with Crohn's First Previous 595 596 597 598 599 Next Last
