A strategy to improve cancer care—for all CanadiansI was fortunate enough to receive world class cancer care; this plan is about ensuring all Canadians are entitled to the same Health Canada eyes private sector cash to fund opioids solutionHealth Canada been quietly considering a pay-for-performance project to see if specific help, funded by the private sector, targeted at a small group of opioid addicts is effective A futurist addresses physician concerns about virtual care PDE5 inhibitors may lower risk of colorectal cancer in men with benign colorectal neoplasms Swedish study finds evidence that erectile dysfunction drugs may reduce risk of colorectal cancer McKesson piloting collaborative care model between pharmacists and alt-medicine providers Ontario pharmacists may refer patients to the to the well.ca website to access an alternative service Thoughts on the Ontario Specialists’ Association, insomnia and privilege Toronto doctors aim to scale up youth suicide prevention program across Canada Suicide is the second-leading cause of death among Canadians aged 15 to 35 Ontario doctor accepts practice ban while patient fatality probe continues Mental illness is not a political football Some politicians have focused on 'mental illness' as the problem underlying tragic mass killings—that's wrong Stepwise approach best for assessing risk of future dementia in primary care B.C. government expands biosimilar drugs says health minister The British Columbia government says it's expanding its substitute drug program to include 1,700 patients with diseases such as Crohn's and colitis. The prayer lady, the Russian princess and the bomber pilot First Previous 726 727 728 729 730 Next Last
