OMA fulfils commitment to find GPs for 500,000 patients Reperfusion delays increase mortality riskA Quebec study has shown many myocardial infarction patients are receiving reperfusion therapy outside recommended time windows, and this is putting them at increased risk of dying within 30 days. Study compares vaccination pain control methods Although immunization injections are the most common painful medical procedures, pain-relieving interventions are not routinely used, according to Dr. Anna Taddio (PhD) of Toronto’s Hospital for Sick Children and colleagues. Third-party CT scans spark controversy New consumer website aims to prevent medication errors Online initiative by Institute for Safe Medication Practices Canada I’ll take kidneys for $500, Alex ‘Transplant Jeopardy’ a fun learning experience at the American Transplant Congress In Memoriam: Barbara Wells People in the world of pharmacy and beyond are mourning the passing of Barbara Wells, who passed away on Monday, June 7, 2010 after battling cancer. Long-term kidney risk follows preeclampsia Microalbuminuria more likely to occur than in women with uncomplicated pregnancy Nursing graduate trumps tragedy Courage trumped tragedy when Karen Vanscoy received her nursing degree from McMaster University during convocation ceremonies at Hamilton Place. South Asians at higher risk for cardiac events after kidney transplant Canadian study says patients should be targeted for intensive risk management Alberta nurses recognized with national honours Body odour delusion disorder linked with suicidality Small study suggests olfactory reference syndrome is under-studied and under-appreciated First Previous 1314 1315 1316 1317 1318 Next Last
