Drug fails to aid subarachnoid hemorrhage recoveryClazosentan does not reduce vasospasm after surgery, Canadian-led researchers find Flatulence a physician’s friend and foeSome researchers boldy go where few have gone before Guidance lacking for palliative care of stroke patients Canadian researcher’s literature search turns up just five studies worldwide Heart monitor detects post-stroke arrhythmias Canadian pilot study shows monitoring can detect new-onset atrial fibrillation MDs often err in requesting warfarin interruption Atrial fibrillation patients put at unnecessary risk of stroke North American MDs agree on BPH management Canadian and U.S. guidelines differ in approach but are mostly similar Nurses granted intervener status in safe injection site case Nursing coalition will argue in favour of keeping doors to Vancouver’s Insite facility open. Should patients with ‘mild’ strokes get tPA? Few receive the clot buster, despite substantial risk of disability Saskatchewan expands pharmacist prescribing Saskatchewan pharmacists have gained expanded prescribing authority, with more gains expected by fall The Healthcare Interview: Cybermedicine pioneer brings health care into the Information Age If you think Twitter is just for celebrity-obsessed teenagers, think again. ‘Cybermedicine’ pioneer Dr. Gunther Eysenbach outlines how social media aids both medical research and patient care. Letter: Try learning from emotional moments New guidelines for managing fever in children Parents encouraged to focus on improving child’s overall comfort instead of maintaining a “normal” temperature. First Previous 1691 1692 1693 1694 1695 Next Last
