CPhA calls on all federal candidates to address drug shortagesMore than 129 new drug shortages have been reported to Drug Shortages Canada since the election campaigning began Quebec won't appeal ruling that struck down assisted death provisionThe Quebec government won't appeal a court ruling last month that struck down sections of the provincial law on medically assisted dying that were deemed unconstitutional. Edmonton medical clinic employee fined after admitting to health data breaches An office assistant has been fined for snooping into two people's health records while she was an employee at an Edmonton medical clinic. CSHP urges amendments to expand tech role We need leadership on climate change to protect the health of Canadians Climate change has become a priority in this election, and we need to take advantage of this opportunity B.C. men allege pulmonary disease in lawsuit against e cigarette brand Juul Two men in British Columbia have filed a lawsuit against popular vape brand Juul, alleging they suffered "adverse health conditions'' after using the company's e-cigarettes in 2018. Canadian health food stores want to sell CBD products Proponents have argued that since CBD is non-intoxicating, unlike THC, it should be treated like any other natural substance New Brunswick to eliminate doctor billing number system by mid December The Department of Health is developing a new physician resource management plan with the province's medical society Medical examiner at centre of racial complaint against Alberta judge overwhelmed A letter and signed by 42 doctors and lawyers from across Canada asks the Canadian Judicial Council to investigate the justice's comments Neighbourhood Pharmacies and CPhA weigh in on federal election platforms They also outline their own priorities going into the 2019 election First Previous 209 210 211 212 213 Next Last
