Opinion: Homeopathy lacks the backing of good scienceThe fact that the government has given homeopathic remedies product numbers does not give pharmacists a moral obligation to sell them. Opioids linked with road trauma Knowing the right questions to ask Patient encounters are snapshots in time that need to be pieced together for a full picture Private delivery acceptable when key criteria are met Canadian Doctors for Medicare says it opposed Shouldice Hospital sale but not all private delivery of health care Years after losing licence for sex with teen, MD re-applies A Toronto doctor who lost his licence more than 10 years ago for having an intimate affair with a teenage patient is re-applying to get it back. LETTER: Portions of my article were irresponsible Where are the jobs in medicine? As students weigh career options, they should be clear about the real prospects of finding work Saskatchewan heads to India to find a few good doctors But does the province's recruitment contravene WHO recruitment ethics? Device ‘talks’ users through epi auto-injection A new epinephrine auto-injector literally talks users through the injection process. New norovirus strain detected in B.C. Surveillance alert confirms new strain is responsible for a number of recent outbreaks of gastrointestinal illness in healthcare facilities in the province. First Previous 3027 3028 3029 3030 3031 Next Last
