Sask. eases path for Canadians studying medicine abroad to returnU of S relaxes clerkship rules, establishes co-ordinator to help expat students Auto-injectors top I.V. use in stopping seizures Canadian hits on a winning combo for eardrum repair Outpatient procedure combines hyaluronic acid and fat to heal large perforations, avoiding problems of using each solo CBT hailed as a top treatment for chronic insomnia Therapy has longer-lasting effects than drugs used for sleep management; MD urges doctors to be more aware of insomnia Journal article retractions increasing Better detection and not growing dishonesty may be behind increased retractions LETTER: Out-of-hospital premises inspection standards done by peers LETTER: Use 'redistribution' to control pharma influence on CME MDs providing more coverage, OMA says Patients from new primary-care models visit ERs less in recent years: analysis One-quarter of female surgeons have drinking problem: U.S. survey More than 25% of female surgeons and almost 14% of male surgeons are either alcohol-dependent or alcohol abusers, a U.S. study suggests. Operate early in spinal cord injury OPINION: Lack of care options is unethical. Period Pain-free needle in the eye? Researchers at McMaster University in Hamilton say they have developed a potentially more effective and pain-free system for delivering drugs to the eyes of patients with vision-related diseases. First Previous 1131 1132 1133 1134 1135 Next Last
