By the NumbersQuantifying community pharmacies’ use of electronic systems. Helping anaphylaxis sufferers breathe easierWhile pharmacists usually teach patients how to use auto-injectors, there are several ways in which technicians and assistants can help. Journalism grad turns tech After several years in journalism, Carla Mackay made a career change—one she's glad she made. New diabetes newsletter and guidebook available Resources educate pharmacy professionals about the disease. Saskatchewan takes next step toward regulation Health minister introduces legislation that paves the way for tech registration. B.C. doctors call on Health Canada for 'in-depth' medical marijuana studies B.C. doctors want clarity and more research on medical marijuana, and they want the feds to take it on. Acid suppression ups bacterial growth Researchers raise caution over pediatric use of reflux drugs Video: BC community pharmacists participate in “first of its kind” genome project Initiative aims to make personalized medicine a reality for patients. Newfoundland expands pharmacists' scope They can now provide flu shots and other vaccines via injection or inhalation. Olex: first nonprescription proton pump inhibitor in Canada Omeprazole 14-day treatment for frequent heartburn now reaching pharmacy shelves. Choosing Wisely Canada says minimal efficacy and potential risks should make MDs reconsider recommending sleeping pills Campaign to prevent unnecessary testing and treatment launches second phase for informed decision making and right care Harvoni for chronic hepatitis C First once-daily single-tablet regimen for chronic HCV genotype 1 infection. First Previous 651 652 653 654 655 Next Last
