High-fibre diet may reduce calcium absorptionBut benefits of fibre significant enough that patients prescribed the diet, such as diabetics, should continue on it, researcher says LAW: No duty to potential future child: court Aboriginal patient-specific educational pilot projects launched Aim is to help foster cultural sensitivity, such as discussing legacy of residential schools CARDIOLOGY: JUPITER analysis strengthens evidence for inflammation as heart disease risk Canada 'far behind' in cord blood banking Transplant physicians prefer public banks for storing potentially life-saving stem cell sources, but Canada only has private banks CARDIOLOGY: Antiplatelet combo a new stroke prevention option in atrial fibrillation Clopidogrel plus ASA provides effective alternative when patients aren't candidates for warfarin CARDIOLOGY: Hormone may ease breathing of acute heart failure patients Phase II study of relaxin draws criticism, but editorialists agree results warrant further study EDITORIAL: The difficulties of defining private medicine Proton pump inhibitor no help in asthma control Drug spending hits $30B in 2008 Canadians spent almost $30 billion or $900 per person on prescription and over-the-counter (OTC) medications last year, according to a report. First Previous 2231 2232 2233 2234 2235 Next Last
