Striking nurses 'stressed' about patients What your patients are reading - Week of Apr. 13, 2015 Case study reveals excessive smartphone use led to tendon rupture Also shows how video games could act as non-pharmacological painkillers Medications past best before date may lose potency, but how soon? The truth about antioxidants in foods Eating food containing antioxidants has little effect on health outcomes Physicians perturbed by unfinished, obstructive seven-year renovation at Calgary hospital ER U.S. sperm bank sued by Canadian couple says it didn't verify donor information College official's personal blog view on annual exams ruffles feathers in some physician corners Antibiotic prophylaxis for urologic procedures New Canadian guidelines clarify when prophylaxis is needed for specific urologic procedures. London Drugs to offer free oral cancer screening Starting next week, customers can open wide for oral cavity inspections at select drugstores in B.C. First Previous 1426 1427 1428 1429 1430 Next Last
