Unionists break the law, put patients at risk Program helps pharmacy professionals ease caregiver burnout Alberta doctor caught up in sting with vigilantes posing as a 15-year-old girl The Alberta college has suspended Dr. Saurabh Gupta for one year and the doctor has agreed to enter a five-year monitoring program Dogs' sensitive noses may be the key to early detection of lung cancer U.S. support of formula over breastfeeding is a race issue The formula industry has responded to the decline in sales to white women in the U.S. by ramping up its marketing to black and brown women overseas. Give fat a chance, clinical nutrition group urges Health Canada Biktarvy: new complete antiretroviral regimen for HIV Three-drug combination now available as a single-tablet once-daily regimen for treating HIV infection Halifax mom of man with disability defends large-facility residences Mother of man with disabilities testifies at human rights hearing that smaller-care homes aren't suitable for everyone. Ontario fires put pharmacies on alert No pharmacies have yet been ordered to evacuate but some are taking preemptive steps for their patients who might soon have to Health Canada approves first monoclonal antibody for migraine prevention Once-monthly subcutaneous injection can be self-administered by autoinjector Dealing with the fallout of a sexual assault Sexual assaults are drastically underreported, which is a problem because attackers don't fear the consequences of their actions It's time for the OMA to address the single greatest threat to patient health The new Ontario government announced it is taking three steps that will have a major negative impact on those living in poverty in Ontario—the OMA needs to do something about that First Previous 825 826 827 828 829 Next Last
