Therapeutic substitution policy costs B.C. $43.5 million: studyA therapeutic substitution policy that was expected to save the B.C. government $42 million has instead cost the health care system $43.5 million, says a new study. What's the value of medical research?Academy report provides some answers A new standard for organ donations Quebec sets record in 2008 Pharmacies, grocers immune to tough times Pharmacies and grocers are best positioned to weather the economic storm hitting Canadian retailers, say analysts. Study shows extent of Alzheimer's Over 71,000 under 65 have dementia Alberta toys with private care Ballooning health budget drives move Provinces must do more to promote family medicine in med school: CFPC College of Family Physician of Canada’s report card has D grade for lack of progress in pan-Canadian human resource plan Vancouver hospital all aglow for holiday fundraising Spending on drugs leads health expenditure growth New figures released by the Canadian Institute for Health Information indicate Canada's healthcare spending will hit $171.9 billion this year, an increase of 6.4% over 2007. Canadian Health Consumer Index rates each province's healthcare system Ontario came in first in the Frontier Centre for Public Policy's first annual Canada Health Consumer Index which was released today. First Previous 107 108 109 Next Last
