Canadian-based company at centre of U.S. lawsuit to stop new import lawWindsor, Ontario-based international pharmacy CanaRx is at the centre of the disagreement. Why do doctors badmouth other doctors to patients?A study out of the U.S. has come up with some interesting—but perhaps unsurprising—statistics Do PPIs increase hip fracture risk? Gastroenterology group updates its position on proton pump inhibitor therapy and the risk of hip fracture. Pharmacy study recommends improve communications Study assesses potential barriers to patient drug therapy education on release from hospital. United States follows Canada’s lead in assessing quality technician programs A new commission to ensure the quality of pharmacy technician education and training programs was recently launched south of the border. Physicians’ role in controlling costs No charges laid in nursing home mistreatment case A Peterborough man is absolutely furious after receiving word that no charges will be laid after his hidden camera captured video of his 85 year-old mother being mistreated in a nursing home. Belly-button kidney donation arrives Idea 1 - Med schools should train neophyte doctors in the price of the care they order Young doctors are pushing for an end to the days of practising medicine as if they were ordering from a menu without prices BP therapy often suboptimal First Previous 1653 1654 1655 1656 1657 Next Last
