Prescribing

Up to a quarter of people with dementia demonstrate inappropriate sexual behaviour, but stigma and uncertainty about management can result in under-reporting.

From understanding etiology to unpacking the TRAVERSE trial, what physicians need to know about testosterone therapy for hypogonadism.

A new study compared the use of anti-CGRP monoclonal antibodies versus propranolol for migraine prevention in early pregnancy and risk of spontaneous abortion.

We examined what happens to the appropriateness, quantity and cost of prescriptions when doctors accept payments or meals from the pharmaceutical industry. The result is not good news for patients.

The college will make it mandatory for physicians to prescribe safer supply medications only in conjunction with opioid agonist therapy.

The proposed changes is an eight-week time limit for physicians to prescribe safer supply, and mandating that it be consumed in front of healthcare professionals.

The newly approved inhaler combines three COPD medications in a single device for long-term maintenance treatment.

With the recent updates in Manitoba, the Canadian Pharmacists Association updated its national snapshot of contraception access through pharmacies.

From HIV prevention to dispensing medical cannabis, five pharmacy practices that may surprise Canadian pharmacists.

The emergence of the physician-influencer raises new questions on an old debate.