Power of placebo rooted in patients’ beliefsEchinacea and inactive pills both effective in battling colds among fans of the herb, but beliefs change with trends Resistant infections on rise among middle-age adultsU.S. hospital-based study documents two-decade drop in mean age since 1997 ‘Risky’ prescribing common in primary care Product warnings often go unheeded, Scottish researchers find Abdominal massage eases constipation in MS patients Success of small feasibility study could lead to full multicentre trial Bridging the cultural divide Merging Western medicine with aboriginal healing has benefits for both disciplines Disgrunted patient rams ER entrance with truck Doctors fume over hospital smoking policy No censure for ER MD dad Omega-3s fail to fix atrial fibrillation Opioid prescribers need to study ‘Addiction 101’ Risks can extend to patients’ family members, such as experimenting teens, who have access to medications Charges against pharmacists threaten profession’s reputation Three St. John’s, Nfld. pharmacists arrested in two separate incidents creates PR headache for pharmacy board. Physician in court over threat First Previous 1248 1249 1250 1251 1252 Next Last
