Patient Lifestyle

Well . . . maybe this is a tale of two parents—and how different behaviour can make all the difference in the emergency room.

New review provides current evidence while physicians wait for new Canadian guidelines.

The largest crowd ever gathered in Toronto for our 13th annual Pharmacy U educational event. Among the key themes: advocacy and normalizing using all aspects of pharmacists’ advanced scope of practice.

Researchers from the University of Toronto say the annual number of opioid-related deaths doubled in Canada to 6,200 between 2019 and the end of 2021.

The stories of two patients highlight the complex challenges of intervening in such cases, finds Dr. Jabir Jassam.

A CADTH review looks into the evidence amid increased interest in using ketamine to treat mental illnesses.

The college said it ‘shares the feeling of outrage toward those responsible’ after Globe and Mail and CBC News investigations alleged that some pharmacies in B.C. are giving vulnerable patients cash in return for using their stores.

Formerly called chronic fatigue syndrome, diagnosing post-infectious myalgic encephalomyelitis remains a challenge.