MUN Pharmacy School produces podcastsThe series was launched last year in an effort to make research and clinical practice guidelines more accessible and enjoyable How do Canadian pharmacists feel about pharmacare?The CPhA has suggested an approach that is out of step with many other healthcare associations, but that may be because pharmacists have a totally different perspective Controversial Halifax chiropractor admits professional incompetence Churchill bills herself as an 'innovator in women's health and wellness' who has written about vaccinations in a blog titled Dr. Sexy Mom US FDA adds boxed warning about increased risk of death with gout drug Febuxostat (Uloric) increases risk of heart-related death and death from all causes compared with allopurinol Is it time to say good-bye to the paper prescription? It isn't about you In sensitive patient interactions, too often the physician's comfort is given priority over the patient's. That's not right Canadian associations gear up for Pharmacist Awareness Month Here’s a look at of some of what’s planned for PAM 2019 CPSO responds to complaints made against doctors advocating for gun control Trauma surgeon Dr. Najma Ahmed is facing 68 college complaints following a coordinated effort to malign her from a pro-gun lobby Pharmacists warn about potential risks of U.S. policies on Canadian drug imports It is currently illegal for anyone but manufacturers to import drugs into the U.S., but a new law would allow for personal imports Shoppers Drug Mart launches online nutrition service Registered dietitians will provide nutrition plans and tips for staying on track Maternal prenatal vitamin use may reduce risk of autism in high-risk families Study finds reduced risk of autism in younger siblings when women with an ASD-affected child take a prenatal vitamin in future pregnancies Shoppers reducing hours at some 24-hour stores The chain cited low demand for round-the-clock services as part of its decision First Previous 776 777 778 779 780 Next Last
