The Healthcare Interview: Dr. Joel Lexchin’s advice for understanding clinical research? Follow the moneyDrug industry expert discusses solutions to funding bias and a potential way of tying profits Editor's note: Lead the wayWith more than two million Canadians diagnosed with diabetes, there's never been a better time to dispense the knowledge found in this supplement. Cardiac rehab urgently needed globally, says York professor Cardiovascular rehabilitation programs following heart attacks or surgeries should be considered an essential health service in every country. That’s what York University professor Sherry Grace says. B.C. eases rules on med reviews More patients in B.C. can receive a medication review from their pharmacist, thanks to a change in eligibility rules that took effect May 1. Video: Pharmacist foils robbery attempt... with bear spray When a man attempted to rob the same pharmacy for a third time, Susan Beller was fed up and fought back. Practice Issues: Staggered acetaminophen overdose Study finds some patients unknowingly ingest large doses of acetaminophen by taking multiple products. Registered tech frees up time for pharmacists Audrey Van Belle frees up several hours a day for pharmacists to perform clinical services at Shoppers Drug Mart in Port Perry, Ont. Group to focus on unique health needs of South Asian Canadians SAPNA launches its Action Plan to Advance the Health of South Asian Canadians. New Brunswick launches website focused on regulation Pharmaceutical Society launches website devoted to registered pharmacy technicians. Asthma care Selection and use of devices for inhalation therapy. First Previous 1801 1802 1803 1804 1805 Next Last
