Healthcare

VANCOUVER—A scientist says a public-private partnership aimed at developing medications that would combat overdose deaths in the United States could potentially help chronic drug users in Canada.

More than 700 pharmacists will be gathering in Quebec City June 2-5 for the Canadian Pharmacists Association's annual conference. Key on the agenda will be tackling the opioid crisis.

Analysis of payments to U.S. otolaryngologists is first of its kind, researchers say

In an open letter, physicians explained that if the 24-hour urgent care centre closes as planned, inner city patients won't be able to access other centres outside the area

Claim that ‘addiction is rare’ cited hundreds of times as opioid use ramped up