U.S. FDA proposes new method for breast cancer drug trialsBETHESDA, MD _ The Food and Drug Administration has drafted a regulatory guidance describing a new way of conducting breast cancer drug trials that promises to reduce substantially the time and cost of getting new treatments to patients. EMRs in primary care outperform paper systems: Infoway studyPrimary care practices with electronic medical records (EMRs) identified patients who need preventative or follow-up care approximately 30 times faster than paper-based clinics, according to a study commissioned by Canada Health Infoway. How one practice uses EMRs to improve patient care Dr. Stephen McLaren runs through the upsides Carleton University adds graduate program in Health OTTAWA _ Carleton University has created a new graduate program to pull together its extensive academic and research expertise in the health field from various disciplines across the university. LDL, HDL rethinks in order New hope for tinnitus sufferers A new option for aortic stenosis in the elderly CIHR expert calls Zamboni procedure ‘faith healing’ Richest and poorest people in Toronto hospitalized for different reasons, researchers find Will help to see whether patient outcomes are linked to incomes Editorial: A natural curiosity If you’re a pharmacist who wishes to be better informed about NHPs, there's plenty happening. First Previous 319 320 321 322 323 Next Last
