In an ethical dilemma? Read this! Repairing native healthHealth status indicators of Canada’s First Peoples remain poor but there are some improvements and glimmers of hope Natural birth unpopular with younger ob/gyns Family doctors who don’t do obstetrics are also more likely to favour medical interventions RNAO marks Non-Smoking week with program expansion When nurses intervene, smokers quit. That's the message the Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario (RNAO) wants to spread during National Non-Smoking Week. Aging catches up with hemophilia patients With better treatments, they’re now facing diabetes, heart disease and other chronic conditions ‘Risky’ prescribing common in primary care Product warnings often go unheeded, Scottish researchers find Pharmacists’ prescription adaptations are a better use of everyone’s time Fighting the fickle finger of fate A doctor’s desire to watch his own surgery plays a hand in his resulting trouble with getting discharged Ontario narcotics safety act won’t help addicts, experts say Act seeks to stop ‘double doctoring’ but fails to address addicts’ treatment needs: physician MD murdered after spouse’s affair ends First Previous 1916 1917 1918
