Think you’re superior to an IMG? Think again Waiting room toys are bugged Asthma overdiagnosed in adults About one-third of adults with physician-diagnosed asthma do not have asthma, according to the results of a new study. New Rexall pharmacy opens at Mount Sinai Rexall officially opened a new pharmacy in Toronto's Mount Sinai Hospital in late October. Coffee may impair levothyroxine absorption Taking levothyroxine with coffee may impair its intestinal absorption, according to a recent report. Experts gather to discuss patient adherence Experts from across the health profession gathered for a two-day conference in Toronto from November 6-7 for the Strategy Institute's Pharmacy's night of stars A veritable Who's Who of the pharmacy industry gathered at Toronto's Fairmont Royal York hotel on November 17th for Commitment to Care and Service Awards. Be quick to operate in cervical myelopathy cases Surgery highly effective in patients with neurological impairment, especially if symptoms present for less than six months British Columbians uneasy over pharmacist prescribing Public poll echoes MDs’ concerns with such powers, which will take effect in January CFPC defends alternative certification course design, cost College acknowledges most older MDs can finish career without it Effective health policy-making remains elusive at all levels Geriatric community teams ‘absolutely vital’ Physician extender-like professionals help family and ER doctors manage patients and reduce polypharmacy First Previous 1454 1455 1456 1457 1458 Next Last
