INNOVATORS: A hero to elderly patientsDr. John Sloan’s approach to care for senior patients helps keep them at home and out of the hospital Australian couple has $1 million hospital bill after baby born in B.C. Auscultations - April 10, 2012 Quebec coroners recommend moving dextromethorphan to Annex II Recommendations were made following the deaths of two men in their sixties who were victims of “accidental DM intoxication” in spring 2011. Alberta Premier stresses PC party’s commitments to pharmacy during election campaign Redford stops in front of pharmacy to stress the Tories’ commitment to improving patients’ access to pharmacists. Cancer diagnosis can kill The real heroes behind the dismantling of Ontario’s MRC Remembering Irene and Tony Hsu’s fight against unfair audits by the Medical Review Committee Why nurses are in such high demand stateside Grappling with quality challenges has attracted a new breed of health care leaders: physician and nurse executives. Newfoundland and Labrador pharmacists warned on cold meds Pharmacy board says to look out for people buying cold medications in large quantities. What happens when a surgeon gets infected? Trying to operate after a diagnosis of a blood-borne pathogen is a murky, disquieting business, one doctor says First Previous 3223 3224 3225 3226 3227 Next Last