Alberta to make antidote to fentanyl overdoses available at more placesNaloxone could soon be available at universities, pharmacies and doctors' offices. Canada’s Valeant faces intense pressure in U.S.Drug pricing scandal in States puts our RX darling under the microscope. Going off-label fraught with hazards Quebec study links off-label prescribing with adverse drug events Playing the long game Building our reputation takes patience and patient care. Prostate cancer treatment varies widely in Canada Significant variations in treatment approaches can be seen across provinces What your patients are reading – Week of November 2, 2015 Love, loss and pharmacy OMA claims new graduate program is a violation of representation rights agreement President says there are big problems with the program which was implemented without physician input Clinical Feature: Managing dry skin Considerations in caring for a common condition. New Canadian guidelines for managing testosterone deficiency associated with advancing age Review diagnosis, treatment and monitoring, to assist healthcare professionals in managing patients. Special Report: Disaster planning Preparing your pharmacy to provide care during unexpected major emergencies. What does the p-value actually mean? I just read a clinical trial comparing one drug to another and the p-value was less than 0.05. What does the p-value actually mean? First Previous 1125 1126 1127 1128 1129 Next Last
