Paramedics say Alberta police officer's actions saved life of fentanyl victimSgt. Chris Stock performed CPR on unconscious man until EMS arrived. Ontario pharmacists give back to Canadian Blood ServicesLamar Hanna says blood transfusions saved his life, so he encourages blood donations. Allergy: No substitute for epinephrine Case report: Another hot summer, another parade of rashes Clinical Pearls: Checking patients' BP devices Clinical Q&A: The case for 'Treatment as Prevention' Dr. Julio Montaner says the strategy can be applied to more than just AIDS Geriatrics: Avoid excessive antibiotics Thrombosis: Dabigatran antidote works Canadian Pharmacists Association issues statement on fentanyl misuse In the wake of recent high-profile deaths associated with the abuse of fentanyl, the Canadian Pharmacists Association has issued a formal statement. FDA approves OxyContin to treat severe, chronic pain in children 11 to 16 Doctors directed to only prescribe it to those who can already tolerate a minimum dose of 20 milligrams of oxycodone. Further proof pharmacist prescribing can help Welsh study shows minor ailments program lessens demand on overstretched GPs and clinics. With Ebola cases petering out, will trial of the drug ZMapp run out of time? Clinical trial has yet to come up with a conclusion. First Previous 602 603 604 605 606 Next Last
