New pediatric recommendations question a range of common tests and treatmentsThroat swabs, acid blockers, allergy tests, stimulants and cough and cold remedies under scrutiny The auditor-general, the minister of health and the OMA Two doctors criminally acquitted of gang sex assault will now face the CPSO The alleged victim, a doctor herself, also claimed she was drugged by the two physicians Ice Bucket Challenge credited with raising $20 million for ALS research Frustration with OR time led to retiring from public system for private, orthopedic surgeon testifies 22% of Canadians 55 and older are taking more than 5 medications daily: online survey Report also found four-in-ten take chronic or compliance medications daily. Nurses at hospital lauded after care Inaccuracy of Ministry of Health wait-time data a decade-long struggle, plastic surgeon testifies Healthcare professionals urged to curtail antibiotic use in asymptomatic bacteriuria “Symptom-Free Pee: Let It Be” campaign promotes the wise use of antibiotics. What goes on behind the pharmacy counter, anyway? Pharmacists make sure that your prescriptions are safe, appropriate and effectively tailored for you. Flu shot in pregnancy (probably) not linked with autism Study leaves lingering concerns regarding first-trimester immunization What your patients are reading – week of November 28, 2016 First Previous 977 978 979 980 981 Next Last
