The case for vitamin A and diabetesStudy shows this vitamin may improve function of insulin-producing cells Are Americans getting a better deal on financial advice than Canadians?Regardless of where you adviser sits on the fee spectrum, you need to assess the value of the relationship Family doctors are doing too many ECGs, Ontario study concludes Researchers find that more than 20% of low-risk patients get the test as part of their health exam Want to invest rather than pay down debt? See if ‘leveraged investing’ is right for you The strategy has its downsides, even when interest rates are low Psychological tools help patients with chronic pain reduce use of opioids Interview: How a national drug plan can save Canada Pharmacist interventions enhance adherence to antidepressant meds But little evidence of positive effects on depression symptoms Study raises concern over accuracy of melanoma diagnoses Pathologists’ findings can vary, with potential for both over- and underdiagnosis How are your investments doing? That depends on how you measure returns Using dollar- or time-weighted methods can yield quite different results Help solve another doctor's problem: 'How do I get patients to pay for uninsured services?' First Previous 161 162 163 164 165 Next Last
