Health Canada changes rule to allow pharmacists to dispense MifegymisoHealth Canada said women will no longer be required to provide written consent to take Mifegymiso, nor will health professionals need to register with the drug's distributor, Celopharma, to prescribe or dispense it What to say when a baby is born with Down syndrome? Not 'sorry,' says campaign Doctor suspended for two months for off-colour comments to a nurse and patient Dr. Wycliffe Baird apologized in both instances for his conduct For Canadians in queue for long-term care spots, waiting costs 'astronomical' Young indigenous drug users dying at 'alarmingly high rate' A study has found that in B.C. these patients are 13 times more likely to die than other Canadians of the same age 'The proposed tax changes disproportionately hurt female physicians' Pharmacy robber avoids jail time because of 'physician induced addiction' The man is now clean and sober Raising vaccine awareness the goal for pharmacists during 2017/18 flu season Uptake of influenza immunization is slightly up in Canadian jurisdictions where pharmacists administer flu shots Universal national pharmacare for Canada may offer a small personal loss for a few but a larger public gain Doctor sanctioned for paying gynecologists thousands for referrals to his clinic Dr. Hing-Sang Hum has offered to pay $27,500 in fines Stories from retirement: A sympathy of choice Hospitals need better reporting of medical device incidents: study First Previous 896 897 898 899 900 Next Last
