Depressed? Stick needles in your headAcupuncture promising as add-on therapy Dietitians help further egg allergy education Donepezil benefit seen in moderate, severe Alzheimer’s Study’s memantine findings suggest all provinces should fund that drug: Canadian expert Echoes of past lives, shattering the present When one patient assaults another and each has severe dementia—one of our cruellest diseases—both are victims Get that drug behind the counter! Half of physicians say more OTC meds should be out of patients’ reach Giving OTC info the ‘write’ way Scribbling a note can avoid product selection and dosing mistakes How the medical system is failing disabled patients Turned away from ERs, denied Pap tests and prostate exams, many Canadians with disabilities are not receiving basic health care—and they are among those who need it the most MDs addled over anaphylaxis Many would not give epinephrine for breathing problems, survey reveals MDs should think twice about ‘risky’ prescribing Quebec study finds 11% of drugs are prescribed off-label Patient, test thyself Home tests can be a useful adjunct to office care—as long as they’re accurate and used properly Practice Gems: Give your patients tools to write down information Primary-care doctors key to chronic pain collaborative Nova Scotia network spawns affiliate groups as far away as Alberta and British Columbia First Previous 1541 1542 1543 1544 1545 Next Last
