Inside Dr. Brian Day’s B.C. Charter challengeSuit echoes 2005 Quebec ruling on wait times Nearly 6% of adverse events after varicella vaccine are ‘serious’Getting other vaccines at same time increases the rate, but causation isn’t clear New deal for P.E..I pharmacists The Government of P.E.I. signed a new Pharmacy Services Agreement with Island pharmacists, following on from July’s introduction of new legislation that reduces the amount government pays for generic drugs to 35%. Newfoundland adds paid pharmacy services New pharmacy agreement kicks in just as generic pricing reforms take effect. Ontario fee cuts hit family medicine too, doctors say PRACTICE GEMS: Helping patients understand why they don’t need antibiotics Private eyes: Are they watching you? Does your provincial college hire private investigators to pose as undercover patients? Renal failure less likely to be treated in the elderly Kidney disease rates may also be underestimated in this population, Alberta research suggests Statins deemed safe for children Montreal doctors suggest pediatric use is fine with regular monitoring for adverse events Switching from codeine to morphine in kids: It’s possible Changing approach requires constant education and engaging staff early in the process The case against Dr. Brian Day’s case For-profit care is not the right direction for the health of all Canadians Time to tell kids the truth about tanning beds: MD Impossible to tan without risking carcinogenesis First Previous 1489 1490 1491 1492 1493 Next Last
