Politics should have no place in HIV researchFrom its very beginnings, AIDS has been a particularly political illness—and that apparently continues to this day. Sex and debt: the boomer legacyThe December 6, 2010, Maclean’s magazine front page article “Generation Screwed” got me thinking about the bankrupt legacy that my self-indulgent, narcissistic baby boomer generation is leaving our children and grandchildren. Tips for surviving a tax audit Good record keeping and professional accounting help are essential What helps to reduce the pain of childhood vaccination? Strategies to minimize pain on immunization. What would you think if we all started life with a genetic risk report card? Doctors divided. Can our system afford it? What complexities would arise? Why you should charge for missed appointments And how you can help staff collect these fees more easily LETTER: Need to electronically ‘portage’ paper charts into EMRs underscores lack of interoperability Re: Letter: “Incompatibility of EMR systems a key problem” (the Medical Post, Dec. 14, 2010) CNA holds Nursing Leadership Conference Plenary panel to discuss what Canadian expect of nurses and nurse leaders Summit focuses on medication safety Event addresses importantance of communication to patient safety. Annual mammogram reduces mastectomy risk Screening catches tumours earlier in 40- to 50-year-olds Cardiac rehab: Women staying away in droves Patients who would benefit most aren’t going, study shows ‘Conscientious objector’ originally used for vaccine resisters Needle and the damage done First Previous 1699 1700 1701 1702 1703 Next Last
