Tribalism and outrage Why it's important to test drugs on pregnant womenMany pregnant women probably forgo their meds because there's no drug safety information available to them—that needs to change Toronto Star publishes results of 'unprecedented' investigation on physician regulators Most colleges declined to respond to the report, but those that did said they are committed to strengthening the public disclosure of information Researchers want nationwide database to gauge risk of pediatric cancer drugs Adverse reactions in some drugs include bone disease, pancreatitis, anaphylaxis, nerve damage in the limbs, and inflammation of the mucous membranes MD suspended for penning mean letter to patient—and CC’ing pastor A Quebec doctor who wrote an mean personal letter to a patient and then cc’d that same letter to a local pastor has been suspended from work for four months. Risk of liver injury in patients taking the direct oral anticoagulant, dabigatran Health Canada working with manufacturers to update product safety information B.C. court rejects class action appeal against makers of Cold-Fx The decision is the latest in a legal challenge that has gone through several iterations since 2012 Alberta slashes fees for prescribing pharmacists Fees for care plans and medication reviews will drop May 17; demand for them in the province spiked by 900% last year Pediatricians get guidance on kids' gender diversity as more parents seek answers Empowering pharmacists to deal with women's health issues Meet our newest columnist whose work will focus on menopause and related women's health issues First Previous 1015 1016 1017 1018 1019 Next Last
