More responsible use of drugs could save billions in U.S.: reportSuboptimal use of generic drugs is one of six key areas that contribute to unnecessary healthcare costs, according to a new U.S. report from IMS Health. Nurses better handwashers than doctors: Aussie studyA new study has found that nurses are more diligent about hand-washing regimes and infection control measures than doctors. Cure for Lafora disease 'close' TORONTO | The latest batch of funding from Epilepsy Canada is being directed towards research in finding a cure for Lafora Disease, a progressive myoclonus epilepsy and the most severe of the teenage-onset epilepsies. iPod pharmacy a boon for patients and therapists Charity refurbishes old MP3 players and donates them to music therapists. Pointing fingers will not solve aboriginal youth suicide The most effective prevention strategy is to have a positive role model DISPATCH: Rebutting the report that said doctor ‘salaries’ rose 30% in a decade What your patients are reading - Week of August 19, 2013 TV no way to prep for school Diversion: This ain’t no teddy bears’ picnic Sometimes Mother Nature’s most innocent-looking creations are the most dangerous Alzheimer’s disease: Biomarker boondoggle? ‘Biomarkers’ will be risk factors rather than definitive disease criteria: Canadian expert First Previous 612 613 614 615 616 Next Last
