Quebec doctors aim to advance plan for ‘medical aid to die’While Quebecers debate euthanasia, the rest of Canada is keeping its head in the sand Food allergy anaphylaxis in primary careProper management is key to heading off potentially lethal reactions Alberta Health Services survey finds improving morale among nurses Morale among nurses and doctors at the province’s health authority has improved dramatically in the last two years, according to a new survey. New Canadian guidelines for managing diabetic retinopathy The Canadian Ophthalmological Society has released evidence-based guidelines for the screening, diagnosis, and management of diabetic retinopathy. Nurses protest federal government cuts Attendees at the CNA's annual general meeting and biennial convention urge government to stop cutting Canada's environmental, health, and social systems. What Your Patients Are Reading - Week of June 18th Scan kids with caution DISPATCH: How not to negotiate with MDs Better healthcare won’t come with shiny new technology or blockbuster pills. Pollution and high BP linked Internet pharmacy founder faces criminal charges in the U.S. Former Manitoba pharmacist Andrew Strempler faces charges of conspiracy to commit mail and wire frauds in the U.S. First Previous 3166 3167 3168 3169 3170 Next Last
