Counsel parents to avoid acetaminophen overdose in childrenAcetaminophen overdose is the most common identifiable cause of acute liver failure in children. Here's how pharmacists can help. Man posed as doctor and disfigured cosmetic clients, suit allegesThe operator of an Alberta cosmetic business is facing a $2.5-million suit over claims that he posed as a doctor and left his clients’ skin damaged and disfigured. Nova Scotia pharmacists to play a greater role in MMT care The profession will work with the province’s College of Physicians and Surgeons on delegated authority for pharmacists. Back to the future: entrepreneur launches temperance society Temperance societies are often the stuff of history lectures, but a well-known entrepreneur thinks it’s time that Canadians take another look at holding back. Study shows pharmacists' positive effect in lowering blood pressure Change patient behaviour to curb substantial drug spend, says report Press Review - June 8, 2012 Cystic fibrosis patients at risk for celiac disease Screening with antibody test may be warranted, researcher says Bald ambition: cutting hair to save lives The Trillium Health Centre was buzzing this week The ups and downs of managing drug abuse Hauser’s Pharmacy was the first to catch someone double-doctoring using Ontario's new Narcotics Monitoring System. Here's how it happened. First Previous 1783 1784 1785 1786 1787 Next Last
