Nurse practitioners playing doctor more often What your patients are reading - Week of May 27, 2013 Doctor cleared of sex abuse in love triangle that cost colleague his job A doctor who was involved in a love triangle with a mental health patient and a second physician will not lose his licence, the provincial college ruled. Orthopedic surgeon champions earlier diagnosis of spinal stenosis Neglecting ‘red flag’ symptoms can lead to paralysis and even death New Canadian guidelines give OK to use tPA in over-80s up to 4.5 hours after stroke Report cites need for more stroke units and better co-ordination between hospitals Patient suing pharmacist, employer B.C. man accusing pharmacist of medical malpractice for changing his longstanding prescription medication without notice. Aloha from paradise: stepping into retirement Urology in the News - May 27, 2013 ‘Pay as you weigh’ an unfair pricing strategy Playing a game of blame and shame is not a constructive solution to the obesity problem Peterborough pharmacy assistant speaks out on sudden attention Diluted drug discovery sheds positive light on health care First Previous 1695 1696 1697 1698 1699 Next Last
