Long-term, full-scope pharmacist care in hypertension would provide cost savings and health benefitsProjected cost savings in Canada over 30 years estimated to be more than $15.7 billion. Press review - March 30, 2017 Inappropriate drugs common in nursing home residents with dementia Ontario study shows medications of ‘questionable benefit’ common in last week of life Women’s College Hospital to offer genetic testing for BRCA mutations Ask the Experts: Cigars, e-cigarettes and hookahs vs. cigarettes How do they compare in terms of delivery of nicotine and health concerns? Celebrity medicine 101: Just treat them like everyone else, right? PAM an opportunity to blow pharmacists’ horn – and have fun Here's a sampling of the range of activities pharmacists used to promote the event this year. Recall of 'natural' cream for kids' skin problems a cautionary tale for parents: MD Health Canada recently warned about undeclared ingredients in skin product promoted as natural treatment for eczema and psoriasis. Brain-computer interface allows paralyzed man to move again Patient is able to control his arm enough to feed himself Ontario's Bill 87: Is it clinical – or is it sexual? Ontario’s Bill 87 has some doctors questioning whether efforts to protect patients from abuse are going too far What’s new in the 2017 Canadian hypertension guidelines? Annual update reviews the diagnosis, risk assessment, prevention and treatment of hypertension in Canadian adults How friendly is your community to new doctors? First Previous 948 949 950 951 952 Next Last