B.C. doctor loses licence after ignoring chaperone orderA Vancouver doctor has had his licence taken away after breaching an order to have a chaperone present when doing sensitive examinations on female patients, such as breast or pelvic exams. Ask the Personal Finance Expert: Is life insurance worth it?Is life insurance worth it if a person is in perfect health? Is it better to invest the money in an RRSP? What types of life insurance exist and which ones will cover you until you pass away? Is life insurance taxable? U.S. seeking $1B from drugmakers who delay generics Companies used lawsuits to keep generic medications from the market. Saturday is National Caregiver Day in honour of valued members of healthcare spectrum Communities and employers to also be awarded for their leadership in support of caregivers Deaf physician overcomes the odds Diabetes in pregnancy: It’s getting a lot more common Rate doubles in Ontario over 14 years, study shows Pneumococcal vaccine recommendations updated in Canada Asthma now considered a high-risk condition requiring immunization to prevent pneumococcal infection. CMA throws weight behind Choosing Wisely project: 'Brilliant in its simplicity' 'This isn’t about rationing and it’s not about cost-cutting' Canadians need to know more about the drugs they are taking Health Canada's transparency initiative not very transparent. Ontario committee report on diluted chemotherapy drugs places blame with Medbuy Committee concludes company didn't do its due diligence in arranging contract with Marchese Health Care. OTC Survey: Non-prescription counselling not just a sideline Survey reveals rewards and challenges of stepping out of dispensary. 2014 OTC Market Report: Incontinence sales keep flowing along Category continues to see steady growth at retail. First Previous 1308 1309 1310 1311 1312 Next Last
