‘The bungalows’ offer the mentally ill a homeN.S. patients living in fully staffed units will be encouraged to engage in community activities When the unexpected upends your practiceA needlestick injury gave one surgeon a sharp lesson in perspective Widescale kudos for Dr. Day blog. Are the winds changing? Crusader to rid Canada of health-care monopoly gets strong support from his peers B.C. doctor finds cure to his burnout via primary-care research Dr. Scott Garrison returned to UBC for a PhD and answers to questions that arise in his practice Catheter-directed thrombolysis reduces risk of DVT complication Findings should be factored into next guideline revision for treating post-thrombotic syndrome; similar U.S. trial underway Chemo tops radiation for Hodgkin lymphoma survival ‘I think we will see that more doctors will move toward chemotherapy alone for these patients,’ researcher says Common drugs linked to nocturnal leg cramps In those older than 50, cramps can be a serious problem for one in 50 patients Oral anticoagulant options expand Prescription opioid monitoring database fails to curb illicit use Maine sees big increases in prescriptions despite program The ‘evolution’ of 911 If public and private health care are fated to become one, surely nothing will go wrong . . . Triple therapy for multiple myeloma disappoints in experienced patients Heavily treated patients had much lower response rate than that seen in other studies Vorinostat offers small boost in progression-free survival for multiple myeloma Drug approved for T-cell lymphoma is often prescribed off-label for other hematological disorders First Previous 1575 1576 1577 1578 1579 Next Last
