National conference 2016 wraps up in CalgaryPharmacists from across the country gathered in Calgary June 23-27 for the annual national Canadian Pharmacists Conference, presented by the Canadian Pharmacists’ Association (CPhA) in conjunction with the Alberta Pharmacists’ Association. No, adrenal fatigue isn’t why your patients are always tired Who knew? Downward dog yoga position a potential eye danger Certain yoga poses increase intraocular pressure in glaucoma patients, study shows Windsor's 'Cannabis Lounge' uses telemedicine links to reach referring doctors Ontarians are talking about end-of-life care, yet for many, palliative care may begin too late or not at all: report Benefit plans need to evolve to support chronic disease Report cites potential role for pharmacists in helping employees manage chronic conditions. Rallies held in seven cities to demand OHIP for all Ontario residents—regardless of immigration status Doctors joined other health-care workers and patients in front of the Ministry of Health building in Toronto Doctor dismisses politician from patient roster over alleged property dispute Naloxone going nonprescription in NS Starting Friday July 1, the life-saving opiate overdose antidote Naloxone will be available over the counter in Nova Scotia community pharmacies. Lack of transparency allegation at the heart of new Sudbury Cardiac Out-Patient Centre controversy Press review: June 24, 2016 Conference helps prepare technicians for registration in Manitoba Conference helps prepare technicians for registration in Manitoba. First Previous 1041 1042 1043 1044 1045 Next Last
