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TORONTO | Doctors at Mount Sinai Hospital have found that creating simple web-based information about placenta complications can significantly reduce anxiety and increase awareness in women with high-risk pregnancies, potentially improving their outcomes.

As of April 1, eligible Prince Edward Island residents can now receive a medication review through local pharmacists at no cost to patients.

The president of the Ontario college, Dr. Eric Stanton, on why he ran for council— and how it changed his view of the college

Caring for an elderly patient in his own house is truly caring

Telehealth across Canada continues to grow as a mainstream method of healthcare delivery, outpacing many other areas of e-Health, with clinical service sessions jumping 55% to 289,747 between 2010 and 2012.