Patient Lifestyle

EDMONTON | As of June 9, eligible parents who take leave from work to provide care or support to their critically ill or injured child can receive Employment Insurance special benefits for Parents of Critically Ill Children.

MONTREAL | The obsession with reducing public spending on prescription drugs, which takes the form of constantly falling price caps, bulk purchasing strategies and reimbursement restrictions, entails numerous unintended consequences, especially for the health of Canadians, according to a new study from the Montreal Economic Institute.

A conservative-minded columnist is calling out the Ontario Medical Association and saying they use “junk science” in their public policy announcements.

TORONTO | Access to orphan drugs – pharmaceuticals developed specifically to treat very rare medical conditions – has been more challenging for Canadians than patients in most other developed countries.

CPhA national conference points to change

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Drug is intended for patients who have undergone medical or surgical castration and who have received docetaxel therapy.

Patients and staff at Alberta Children’s Hospital recharge with the help of horticultural therapy