Hitting home: Time to ban physical punishment of childrenCanada needs physicians to take a firmer stand about physical punishment and educate parents about the harm it causes Intensive diabetes control does not help the brainNo cognitive benefit seen by targeting HbA1c less than 6.0% Lawtons Drugs teams with LoyaltyOne to reward Atlantic Canadians for healthy choices Customers at Lawtons Drugs who adhere to healthy behaviours will be rewarded. Music little help in delivering CPR Parent behaviour training programs rated best therapy for ADHD As ADHD drug prescriptions rise, Canadian study evaluates interventions’ effectiveness Stroke sufferers less likely to return home if they have dementia Those who go home after hospitalization more likely to become disabled Video game used to teach teenagers about diabetes Tower Defense-like game helps teens with type 1 diabetes learn about managing food intake and insulin in proper ratios Finance Report - office: spending wisely Finance Report - costly mistakes Canada’s egg donor situation under question The selling of eggs is illegal here, but donors’ expenses may be paid—which equals payment, expert says Canadian Cancer Research Conference starts Nov. 27 Significant advancements in cancer research from Canadian scientists will be showcased at the first Canadian Cancer Research Conference, Nov. 27-30 at the Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel. Easy to remember First Previous 1554 1555 1556 1557 1558 Next Last
