Study links neighbourhood walkability with obesity ratesFound that people living in most walkable areas weighed an average of seven pounds less than those living in car-dependant neighbourhoods New Brunswick's health minister supports doctors' right to object to treatmentProvince has faced criticism for lack of support around gender reassignment surgery Hamilton physician jailed after losing appeal in sex assault case Ontario's chickenpox vaccination program a success Since 1994, there has been a 71% drop in doctors office visits and 59% decrease in hospitalization Cholera vaccine passes trial among the worlds poorest Oral vaccine works even in areas of extreme poverty and endemic cholera. New Shoppers and PDFC campaign against drug abuse to include Loblaw pharmacies New campaigns aimed at educating parents and youth about the dangers of drug abuse. Secure messaging with patients pre-appointment can boost efficiencies But updating medication lists still requires mixed mode of patient communication. Researchers argue Canadians lost $1.2 billion in 2014 while they waited for medical treatment Findings and methodology sharply criticized by Vice Chair of Canadian Doctors for Medicare Yukon desperate for more long-term care, nurses say NP wins prize for first fee-for-service nurse practitioner clinic underway in Sechelt, B.C. First Previous 1355 1356 1357 1358 1359 Next Last
