Why physicians are fed up with medicareTwo decades ago, doctors were optimistic about the future of the Canadian health-care system. Now, many are calling for change 'You can't do better than that': Study finds many early breast cancer patients can skip chemo Clinton announced another Canada policy this week, could affect millions: Pharma Democrat calls for legalizing prescription-pill imports from Canada. Health issues to keep in mind before the election Ontario pharmacies hit with more cuts Province expects to save $150 million through fee reductions, dispensing restrictions and greater generic drug utilization. U.S. drug company challenges Ottawa's ability to control patent drug prices Company challenges federal board's authority to order price reduction. What your patients are reading – Week of September 28, 2015 Why cheap pills from Canada have become political issue in U.S. again Millions of Americans have sought price relief abroad from online pharmacies. RNAO leaders rev up road shows to discuss issues with nurses across province Auditor General tells Ontario to take 'hard look' at home care services Centres co-ordinate care, supports for about 700,000 patients outside of hospitals. B.C. bishop says abstinence is the only healthy choice over HPV vaccine Bishop Stephen Jensen says vaccine isn't inherently wrong, but abstinence is the only healthy option. How to prevent fractures in older adults in long-term care New Canadian guidelines outline prevention strategies for those at high risk of fracture and those not at high risk. First Previous 1111 1112 1113 1114 1115 Next Last
