What your patients are reading – Week of September 15, 2014 5 things most people get wrong about Canada's healthcare systemMany of us don't know the facts. Do benzodiazepines cause Alzheimer’s disease? Quebec study shows increased risk with cumulative exposure and longer-acting agents. Learning about the dangers of WiFi and cellphones A public health expert from the United States is lecturing Canadian physicians on the radiation dangers of WiFi and wireless devices. Amputee suing doctors for alleged misdiagnosis Physicians in an Alberta resort town are facing a major lawsuit after a patient required an amputation. Press Review – September 12, 2014 Antibiotic resistance: Good and bad news MRSA has declined, but other bacterial dangers are on the rise E-booking appointments gather momentum as NPs and MDs sign onto Infoway initiative Nine of 10 Canadians want to book healthcare appointments online; e-Booking Initiative wave two launches Oct.15 Virtual visits: Technology is disrupting how doctors see their patients—and bill for it B.C. has begun a review of video consults that could affect the use of these technologies nationwide Shortage of bladder cancer drug could be tragic for patients, doctor says Supply issues caused by problems at two companies' manufacturing plants. First Previous 1507 1508 1509 1510 1511 Next Last
