Urgent need for guidance on pharmacists’ role in physician-assisted deathThe Supreme Court’s ruling on physician-assisted death has created an urgent need for guidance on the role of pharmacists and technicians. Colleges are scrambling to fill the gap. New pharmacy banner seeking “like-minded” pharmacistsIndependent pharmacy owners frustrated with their current banner program now have a new option called Whole Health Pharmacy. Union representing 10,000 Saskatchewan nurses says contract talks have stalled Case Report: The Devil’s Itch strikes again Former head of Ontario Association of Cardiologists faces college for alleged over testing B.C. cardiologist hired by college alleges that 75% of tests were inappropriate Winnipeg researchers use virtual reality to help diagnose Alzheimer's disease Dying with Dignity wants Ottawa to allow dementia patients to request assisted death in advance Eating vs. exercise: Science declares a weight-loss winner A new study came out last week that further explained why it is that while exercise does burn calories, it doesn't help with weight management nearly enough to be fair. Loyalty strong but negative attitude to pharmacy up, says Neighbourhood Pharmacies survey Reasons behind apparent decline in favourability remain unclear, says researcher. U.K. junior doctors strike again; health secretary claims 43% still showed up for work Ministry figure also includes junior doctors who never intended to strike, including those in emergency care First Previous 2312 2313 2314 2315 2316 Next Last
