Four things we can do to improve healthcare in Canada Quebec health minister defends reforms on medical school road shows Sleepy surgeons no danger to patients Ontario study suggests attending physicians cope just fine with lack of shut-eye Saxenda: new option for chronic weight management Higher-dose liraglutide product intended as an adjunct to diet and increased physical activity. Canadian regulators launch new application process for Internationally Educated Nurses Babies at risk for peanut allergy should be exposed early: U.S. docs CE on opioid prescribing should be mandatory, doctors told Excessive prescribing of opioids has become “an enormous problem”, says physician. Conscientious objections, referral for assisted dying prove controversial topics at CMA meeting States: Pharmacy chains pay fines for failing to provide patient consultations California law requires pharmacies to do a consultation for new prescriptions. Doctors group looking at intensive course to train willing MDs in assisted death Physicians have never been taught the procedures for ending a life, CMA says. First Previous 2416 2417 2418 2419 2420 Next Last
