Patient Compliance

TORONTO | The Ontario Institute for Cancer Research (OICR) is investing $52 million to support the development of new innovative approaches for the prevention, early detection, diagnosis and treatment of cancer.

Local pharmacies co-operate to ensure local residents have access to needed medications.

The Alberta college is offering advice to physicians in the province dealing with flooded offices and destroyed medical files.

Analysis shows importance of reaching low values

Finding has implications for biopsy followup

Saskatchewan Health and the Pharmacists Association of Saskatchewan (PAS) have rolled out the new Saskatchewan Medication Assessment Program (SMAP) for seniors on multiple chronic medications.

Get patients out of ‘autopilot’ mode and into food awareness