Medication Management

Alberta pharmacists learned on March 7 that the Alberta government will reduce generic drug prices from 35% to 18% of brand name drug prices, effective May 1.

HALIFAX—The Nova Scotia College of Pharmacists has suspended a pharmacist's license for creating fraudulent prescriptions for controlled substances.

Delegates from around the world, including representatives from the WHO, are expected to attend the June event in Toronto.

Revised guidelines provide recommendations to primary care clinicians for managing the disease in children ages six months through 12 years of age.

Research finds Ontario could save at least $143 million over the next five years by fully implementing and funding pharmacists’ authority in five key practice areas.

Pt. safety group calls report a “wake-up call” that sets benchmark

Research find a short course of an experimental peptide immunotherapy continues to significantly reduce symptoms cat allergy-induced rhinoconjunctivitis two years later

witnessed a year of increased prescription volume fueled by generic prescription growth and brand patent expiries