Does Parkinson's have a smell?How one Scottish woman's story prompted a search for the chemical signature of the disease Treating dyslipidemia: Change is comingGuidelines deal with new drugs, testing and treatment strategies New drugs give LDL lowering a shot in the arm But injectable biologics lack outcome data Case Study: Woman has severe reaction to herbal Chinese remedy Beijing doctor says patients need to be warned about the risk of severe poisoning when using this particular herb The retrospectoscope: A tool to be used sparingly Hindsight may be 20/20, but adequate preparation can help stunt clinical errors Case Report: The subtle perils of salt deprivation For people who eat home-made meals almost exclusively, adding just a pinch of salt may not be enough to meet the body's sodium needs. Video gives behind-the-scenes look at innovative pharmacy UBC’s The Pharmacists Clinic focused solely on providing cognitive services. Ella (ulipristal)—new prescription emergency contraceptive now available Can be used up to 120 hours after unprotected intercourse or suspected contraceptive failure. Telemedicine bolsters pharmacy-based diganostics Company enables drugstores to offer virtual appointments with doctors. Nova Scotia pilots e-prescribing The sole pharmacy in the Acadian village of Cheticamp, Cape Breton, recently became the first in Nova Scotia to fill an electronic prescription. First Previous 692 693 694 695 696 Next Last
