Doctors give Health Canada a near-failing grade on product regulation Editorial: The OTC products doctors recommend Stop-smoking aids scrutinized Meet the 2016 Canadian Medical Hall of Fame inductees Five physicians and a medical historian are honoured When prescription drugs go OTC Doctors are ambivalent about direct patient access to medications Finding a solution in dilution Some Canadian doctors make room for homeopathy in medical care—and one in 10 believes it really works Trial touts calorie restriction Pharmacists better than MDs for chronic care Meta-analysis shows pharmacists as good, sometimes better for chronic care patients. Adding a DPP-4 inhibitor to sulfonylurea therapy increases hypoglycemia risk by 50% Sulfonylurea dose should be reduced when starting a DPP-4 inhibitor in type 2 diabetes. ONA, NDP call for moratorium on RN cuts First Previous 463 464 465 466 467 Next Last
