Ontario to create service to help people access medically assisted dyingOntario is setting up a new service for people seeking medically assisted death that will allow them to reach out for help directly, bypassing healthcare providers who object to assisted suicide on conscience grounds. Why won't the doctor stay home?Often, doctors who are sick end up rationalizing their way back into the office. Feds seek more public input on proposed changes to natural health product rules Free-throw legend and podiatrist dies at the age of 94 In a peculiar twist, the late Dr. Tom Amberry was mistakenly said to have appeared in a viral video posted only days after his death Physicians believe malpractice environment is 'becoming more threatening': CMPA survey Relax, the new oral anticoagulants don't need monitoring, Canadian experts say No evidence of benefit for such a practice in atrial fibrillation patients, review concludes Long-term, full-scope pharmacist care in hypertension would provide cost savings and health benefits Projected cost savings in Canada over 30 years estimated to be more than $15.7 billion. Inappropriate drugs common in nursing home residents with dementia Ontario study shows medications of ‘questionable benefit’ common in last week of life Press review - March 30, 2017 BC genome project moves to phase two Focus will be on drugs for mental health conditions. First Previous 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 Next Last
