Pharmacists counsel can improve contraception success ratesInter-uterine devices are the best form of general contraception and copper IUDs in particular are far more effective than morning-after pills for emergency contraception, says Canada's lead pharmacist investigator on the subject. Private MRIs not yet decreasing public wait for scans: Saskatchewan auditor Ontario's Protecting Patients Act: self-regulation, R.I.P. Blood pressure: How low should you go? Lowest possible is not necessarily optimal for high-risk patients What your patients are reading - Week of June 5, 2017 Quickly reporting cancer complications may boost survival Tapering opioids a delicate balance Session tackles how to identify and work with patients to reduce opioid dependency. Choosing Wisely makes inroads in Canada Program targets unnecessary tests and drug overuse. CPhA conference opening sets positive tone CPhA launches with promise of increased awareness, tools for success What it boils down to in Ontario: risk and trust First Previous 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 Next Last
