What your patients are reading – Week of April 28, 2014 Clinical Feature: Adding insulinHelping patients with type 2 diabetes start insulin therapy. Scabies scare: 30 Halifax nurses diagnosed with skin infection Ontario girl frustrated by government inaction to lower cost of life saving drug Twelve-year-old with rare disease scolds Ontario government for slow pace of its efforts to help lower the price for a life-saving drug she relies on. Yoga aids the fraying mind Classes benefit women with early psychosis Medicare's Joan of Arc Dr. Danielle Martin, who asked for and got a donation from Unifor to fight Dr. Brian Day's court case, has become the champion of those who mindlessly defend medicare Dr. Stanley Bernstein's ads contravene the rules: regulator Meet the OMA's new president who wants to break down walls “I am actually really excited and looking forward to this” said Dr. Ved Tandan, the OMA’s newly elected president. Doctors Nova Scotia marks Doctors' Day May 1 with 'pop-up coffee shops' Why patients could soon be snorting their antidepressants Study the first time a peptide treatment has been delivered through nasal passageways to treat depression. First Previous 1561 1562 1563 1564 1565 Next Last
