Ontario pharmacists, college respond to exposé on 'drug-dealing pharmacists'An investigation published by the Toronto Star raised questions about whether enough is being done to ensure narcotics aren't being redirected to the streets through pharmacies 'On death's doorstep:' Trial begins for Calgary couple charged in son's deathHealthcare workers offered disturbing details of alleged neglect in their testimonies Quebec college president steps down under new legal term limits Dr. Charles Bernard reportedly earned $643,000 a year as college president Igniting change: one pledge at a time Is the end near for the OMA? Former OMA board member Dr. David Jacobs recently proposed several specialist groups split from the OMA, which may not help anyone in the near future Increased water intake helps prevent recurrent cystitis in premenopausal women Consuming an extra 1.5 L of water per day is an effective antimicrobial-sparing strategy Pharmacist pushes for free access to insulin pen needles in Ontario In a quest to get insulin pen needles covered under Ontario’s provincial drug plan, one pharmacist is taking matters into her own hands. Why the big head is still on top in sex medicine Lessons learned over the last 15 years of practising male sexual medicine Health Canada issues advisory about potentially faulty EpiPens Health Canada is warning that some EpiPens may not slide out of their tubes easily, possibly delaying emergency treatment. Analysis: How to improve health care in Canada 6 ways to get social media working for you and your pharmacy 5 tips for interpreting home and pharmacy blood pressure measurements About one-quarter of Canadian adults have hypertension. Appropriate measurement of blood pressure (BP) is imperative to identify hypertension and monitor the efficacy and safety of antihypertensive therapy. First Previous 810 811 812 813 814 Next Last
