So-called ‘non-inflammatory’ acne responds to anti-inflammatoriesTreatment with anti-inflammatory agents appears to favourably affect so-called “non-inflammatory” acne, researchers reported at the American Academy of Dermatology annual meeting. P.E.I. adds more drugs to provincial formulary U.S. announces plan to curb opioid abuse Plan includes education program focused on reducing misuse, misprescribing of opioids. Nova Scotia to investigate prescription drug-related deaths A wave of deaths among rural youth is prompting Nova Scotia’s government to examine the tragedies for possible links. Antiobesity drug orlistat safety questioned Report suggests drug significantly increases risk of acute kidney injury. Evidence lacking for Alzheimer’s drug in mild cases FP who abandoned Edmonton practice fined $55,500 Alberta college seized Dr. Goldstuck’s office after departure which surprised patients and clinic employees Got milk allergy? Affected kids require caution with Tdap/DTaP shot Post-vaccine anaphylaxis seen in eight kids in one U.S. practice P.E.I and N.B commit to catastrophic drug plans Politicians assuring worried voters that catastrophic drug programs are a priority. Stable-dose opioids safe for driving Bilingual e-claims exchange service now available in Quebec Telus Health Solutions has launched a bilingual e-claims exchange service for Quebec providers, enhancing a product that has been adopted by more than 6,000 extended healthcare providers. Meds return arrives in Manitoba First Previous 893 894 895 896 897 Next Last
