New B.C. guidelines released for treating opioid-addicted youthThey suggest trying suboxone before methadone and counselling to support youth dealing with addiction Emollients in bath no help for kids' eczema: study Patient fears over fentanyl are undermining palliative care Physicians are also increasingly concerned of running afoul with the regulators Can doctors always trust clinical guidelines? The reliability of a new guideline for the management of chronic hepatitis C is questionable, given the financial conflicts of interest documented by its authors Age restrictions lifted for insulin pump coverage in B.C. British Columbia is expanding health-care coverage for people with diabetes by lifting the age restriction on insulin pumps. End-of-life strategies underused for COPD patients in Ontario: study Pharmacists who 'judged' abortion patient issued warning The HPARB ruled that the pharmacist showed a lack of concern for the patient who was in a fragile state Computers in medicine and the patient care experience Computers have brought many good things to clinical care, but they have also corrupted the clinical experience Explaining the horrific: The false comfort in mental illness Study finds too many colorectal cancers are found too late About 29% of colorectal cancers are diagnosed at stage 3, and 20% are diagnosed at stage 4 First Previous 999 1000 1001 1002 1003 Next Last
