She changed up her MD backpack with a financial mentor Hub for mental health and addictions treatment opens at Vancouver hospitalAbout 11,000 visits to the hospital's emergency department every year are related to mental health or substance-use Studying suicide notes can help with prevention, research suggests Pharmacy under fire for poor handling of anaphylaxis One woman alleges that a pharmacy refused to provider her daughter with an EpiPen until she threatened them with legal action over the phone Dr. Danielle Martin on how our health system can be better, and what doctors can do Coronary artery disease patients often do not carry nitroglycerin or ASA Healthcare workers need to re-emphasize the importance of always having these essential drugs immediately on hand Physicians urge Ottawa to pay another $21B over decade for seniors health care A new analysis is urging Ottawa to provide bigger and bigger annual top-ups to the existing federal health care transfer program MS patients had higher incidence of certain conditions: study of four provinces Researchers examined the health records of 14,000 MS patients in B.C., Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Nova Scotia between 1984 and 2014 Toronto's medical officer of health wants feds to decriminalize all drugs for personal use Dr. Eileen de Villa said prevention and harm reduction strategies are undermined due to the criminalization of drugs Death rates from heart failure higher for women than men Case Report: Now that's a rash! A few days ago, an 18-year-old foreign student with brown skin presented to our walk-in clinic for an opinion about a rash on his back. Ray Murphy awarded the CFP's Pillar of Pharmacy Award Murphy, a former Order of Canada recipient, established 13 pharmacies, stores and clinics across P.E.I. First Previous 831 832 833 834 835 Next Last
