Close encounters of the patient kind abound in rural practiceThere are special challenges when you run into your patients all the time in the grocery Federal legislative changes in the works on Canada's opioid crisis Pharmacist first winner of new diabetes award CDA recognizes Nova Scotia’s Graham MacKenzie for removing sugary drinks from his drugstore. Special Report: Why it's the best/worst time to be a pharmacist Why it's the best and worst time to be a pharmacist. Medical experts urge Canada to declare public emergency over opioid crisis Nova Scotia pharmacy program in national spotlight following death of young Ontario boy Health minister directs college to reach out to eastern counterpart to learn more about mandatory quality assurance program SafetyNET-RX. Cold FX makers convince B.C. judge to reject class action application Man launched claim in 2012 over cold and flu advertising claim. Financial health new part of regular check-up in Saskatchewan The Canadian College of Family Physicians has launched a new guide to help doctors diagnose poverty and intervene Some SGLT2 inhibitors increase risk of loss of bone mineral density and fracture Rare side effect reported with canagliflozin, and with dapagliflozin in patients with moderate renal impairment. CPhA recommends priority areas to combat Canada's opioid crisis National strategy must authorize pharmacists to adapt opioid prescriptions and improve use of electronic drug monitoring systems to support responsible prescribing. First Previous 1196 1197 1198 1199 1200 Next Last
