Vaccine decisions questionedNational immunization conference the scene of unexpected opposition Football training may boost risk of hypertensionIncoming college freshman who participate in a top-level training program in American-style football experience a surge in their blood pressure during their initial training season, according to preliminary data released at the meeting. In an ethical dilemma? Read this! New agent offers hope for rare bleeding disorder Recombinant factor XIII product reduced the number of bleeding episodes and avoided risks linked to blood products Obesity: Healthcare providers contribute to discrimination 1st Canadian Summit on Weight Bias and Discrimination Pomegranate may benefit dialysis patients Study links the fruit’s juice with reduced inflammation and hospitalizations due to infections and heart troubles Report lauds evolution of primary care in B.C. Popular programs set to broaden and expand Stem cell treatment for urinary incontinence shows promise Phase III trials of technique, which uses quadriceps tissue injected into sphincter muscles, are nearing completion To touch or not to touch Why is it easier to reach for a speculum than to hold a patient’s hand? Aging catches up with hemophilia patients With better treatments, they’re now facing diabetes, heart disease and other chronic conditions Natural birth unpopular with younger ob/gyns Family doctors who don’t do obstetrics are also more likely to favour medical interventions ‘Risky’ prescribing common in primary care Product warnings often go unheeded, Scottish researchers find First Previous 1709 1710 1711 1712 1713 Next Last
