Reunited—and it feels so good!London, Ont. pharmacist Nanci Frank submitted this photo of her happy reunion with her son. Association between asthma and autoimmune disorder myasthenia gravis: meta-analysisFindings come from a meta-analysis of studies by researchers in Thailand involving both asthma and the less common autoimmune disorder MG with results published in Lung A new era of targeted therapy for lung cancer An overview of advances in using tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs) and immunotherapy for NSCLC Optometrists withdraw OHIP covered services Wednesday after breakdown in govt talks The province's health plan covers annual eye exams for residents aged 19 and under, 65 and older and people with specific health conditions. What is prompting those unwilling to get the COVID-19 vaccine to seek out animal-grade ivermectin instead? Timothy Caulfield from the University of Alberta is a critic of alternative medicine and says it's fascinating to watch people looking for ivermectin. Pharmacy Leader Barbara De Angelis: "Pharmacy is constantly changing, so there is never a dull moment." Pharmacists are uniquely positioned to provide care because we work in an accessible, dynamic environment. Vaccine hesitancy highest in Alberta, racialized groups at rollout's start: survey The survey, led by researchers at Toronto's St. Michael's Hospital, was published online Tuesday in The Lancet Regional Health–Americas. Sponsored Preconception checklist: a tool for pharmacists Recommendations to help parents improve the chance of a successful pregnancy and a healthy child. Where'd everybody go? Alberta docs step in to fill COVID information void left by government "We're hoping to fill that vacuum, but maybe we'll also be successful in flushing the government out." Ontario optometrists poised to withdraw provincially covered services Wednesday Six things to tell patients about the Delta variant of SARS-CoV-2 Spreads faster than early forms of SARS-CoV-2 and is now the predominant variant in Canada and the United States Cybersecurity of mobile devices: My top 12 recommendations After a damning report on a spyware product, Pegasus, Dr. Artur Gevorgyan says smartphones are far from being robustly protected from malware as most of us think. Here's his tips. First Previous 530 531 532 533 534 Next Last
