Hospitals and health facilities across the country are not equipped to deal with physician-hastened death Cold fX makers misled public, case should receive class action approval: lawsuitCompany behind popular cold and flu rememdy in court fighting allegations it ignored its own research, misled consumers. Expanded refugee health care coverage begins But experts remain concerned over access. Ontario Liberals backtrack on changes that would increase drug costs for seniors Original proposal would have increased drug costs for most seniors. Psychiatrist stripped of licence after assault and attempt to bribe patient Judge grants B.C. woman permission for physician assisted death Dr. Ellen Wiebe to provide A.A. with a voluntary lethal injection on or before May 4 Report says wait lists still long in Manitoba for cataract surgery Re-establishing trust must precede primary care reform in Ontario A viewpoint on pharmacist prescribing of oral contraceptives in the United States Intended to decrease barriers to contraceptive access, and reduce costs and unintended pregnancies. Prince Edward Island to allow access to abortions within the province Wrong to not get Doctors Nova Scotia's input on moving services from Victoria General, says assoc. head Don't move highly-specialized, teaching-heavy services away from their close proximity to Dalhousie University: Dr. Milne Discharging pediatric asthma patients with meds reduces readmissions Boston study of pediatric asthma patients shows hospital discharge with “Meds in Hand” stops readmission. First Previous 1073 1074 1075 1076 1077 Next Last
