‘Risky’ prescribing common in primary careProduct warnings often go unheeded, Scottish researchers find MedsChecks catching on in long-term care Anatomy of a profession on display at Hunterian Museum The spirit of 18th century Scottish experimenter John Hunter lives on in Royal College of Surgeons of England venue Apixaban prevents clots after knee, hip surgery New anticoagulant taken orally has advantage over standard therapy that is injected subcutaneously daily ‘Brain gain’ adds to growth in MD population Power of placebo rooted in patients’ beliefs Echinacea and inactive pills both effective in battling colds among fans of the herb, but beliefs change with trends “Blitz” $2.2 million targets MRI wait times in Toronto Handheld computers improve patient care Doctors using personal digital assistants report finding valuable information Rally calls for Indian doctor’s freedom Remote dispensing machines get mixed reception Survey shows older patients are not keen on the bank machine-like service First Previous 3535 3536 3537 3538 3539 Next Last
