Jim Flaherty, mother of invention?The bright side of the new federal funding formula is that it may force the provinces to innovate Redefining breast cancerAfter years of studying thousands of tumour samples, researchers in Canada, Britain and Norway have reclassified the disease into 10 new categories Yogurt study wins big award The trouble with Ontario doctors Hypoxia predicts prostate cancer recurrence Low tumour oxygenation linked with biochemical relapse within 48 months of treatment Trials fine-tune treatment of low-risk thyroid cancer Less radioiodine as effective as higher dose, studies show What Your Patients Are Reading - Week of June 25th Could harmonizing formularies save money? TORONTO | A new study suggests that cash-strapped Ontario could glean some potential savings if hospitals decided to tweak the formularies for chronic medications. Emotionally charged poll on assisted suicide draw wide reaction Partners in translation Why research funding agencies are uniquely placed to encourage knowledge translation First Previous 3161 3162 3163 3164 3165 Next Last
