MSF calls Afghan bombing of hospital 'war crime' Pain specialist: Doctors have a duty to help prevent addiction Aripiprazole augmentation therapy for treatment-resistant depression New study shows benefit in older patients unresponsive to first-line antidepressants. Around the world pharmacists are becoming more specialized Clinicians taking on advanced, increasingly diversified roles in patient care. The doctor is out What your patients are reading – Week of October 5, 2015 Early physician feedback skeptical about CPSO's proposed patient bill of rights document A Q&A on Ontario's latest drug reforms Here's a primer on what's changing, courtesy of the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care. Ontario drug reforms come slamming down on MD prescribing habits New rules promote greater use of generics, longer supply of chronic meds. Study reviews confirm calcium of no value for bone health Increasing intake through diet or supplements should not be recommended for fracture prevention, say authors. National pharmacare unnecessary and expensive, new study argues Almost half of patients admitted to hospital are malnourished: study First Previous 1134 1135 1136 1137 1138 Next Last
