Learning from COVID-19 to improve pharmacy disaster planning for the futureCOVID-19 is a long-lasting disaster that changed everything in pharmacy. And framing it as such can help pharmacists be better at navigating it—and better prepared for the next calamity. Space anemia: Astronauts lose red blood cells for the duration of their time in space Researchers from the University of Ottawa uncovered new information about space anemia that they say could help learn about anemia in the ICU. The evolving role of therapeutic nutrition How pharmacists can support patients using nutrition strategies to manage various diseases Saskatchewan to start managing Omicron variant like other common respiratory viruses Starting Friday, close contacts of people who test positive will not be required to self-isolate. Time affluence Some doctors work so much they can barely remember the last time they felt truly relaxed. Dr. Matt Poyner has thoughts for those in a time famine. Two powerful drugs now adding to U.S. overdose crisis Often injected or snorted, they are more powerful than fentanyl. How do patients fare one year after intensive care unit treatment for COVID-19? Study finds physical, mental and cognitive symptoms are frequent in survivors one year after ICU treatment for COVID-19. Canadians more stressed now than in first lock—and financial woes play a big role Along with physical and mental health hardships, debt management most concerning. The 'Year of the Wearable' and the motivating value of metrics 'Infotoxication' is a concern by Dr. Puneet Seth argues that he has seen that quantifying his fitness, steps and exertion through apps has boosted his health. Poll: Do you support the CFPC expanding family medicine residency to three years? Take our weekly physician poll and see what your colleagues think. First Previous 557 558 559 560 561 Next Last
