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Prince Edward Island’s chief public health office confirms two new cases of measles
A news release on Thursday night says the two cases are linked to multiple exposure sites dating back to June 21, when there was a potential exposure to measles at a service station in Stanley Bridge.
How to manage ADHD at work and turn it into a strength
People with ADHD are often passed over for promotions, said Dr. Andrew Sylvester, a psychiatrist at UCHealth, a hospital in Longmont, Colorado.

Pimple patches: How to advise patients on this trendy way to protect blemished skin

Some young people are taking a different approach to acne, highlighting the spots where spots appear rather than trying to hide them.
Alberta company at the centre of corruption allegations calls for release of audit

Medical supply company MHCare Medical is calling on the province’s front-line health provider to release an audit into health contracts commissioned by its former chief executive officer.
Study scopes out whether pharmacists could acceptably provide STI services

Review of more than 20 international studies examined experiences with pharmacists providing services related to sexually transmitted infections.
Manitoba doctors warn of rural and northern emergency room disruptions this summer

Doctors Manitoba says based on the data and feedback it has received, 20 emergency rooms should be open around the clock.
B.C.’s premier says measles spikes across Canada a result anti-vax ‘recklessness’

‘Measles is no joke. It kills kids. It’s a preventable disease, and we don’t want that to be the story of the summer for our province.’
Nova Scotia government signs agreements with universities to get doctors from Lebanon

Two doctors from the university are expected to arrive in Nova Scotia each year of the agreement.
Why some Ontario mayors want to ban financial recruitment incentives for doctors

But recruiters say the mayors should realize having doctors is an economic driver for towns.
Can fecal microbiota therapy be used as a first-line treatment for C. difﬁcile?

Study examines the use of fecal microbiota transplantation versus oral vancomycin for primary treatment of Clostridioides difﬁcile infection.

Prince Edward Island’s chief public health office confirms two new cases of measles

How to manage ADHD at work and turn it into a strength

Pimple patches: How to advise patients on this trendy way to protect blemished skin

Alberta company at the centre of corruption allegations calls for release of audit

Study scopes out whether pharmacists could acceptably provide STI services

Manitoba doctors warn of rural and northern emergency room disruptions this summer

B.C.’s premier says measles spikes across Canada a result anti-vax ‘recklessness’

Nova Scotia government signs agreements with universities to get doctors from Lebanon

Why some Ontario mayors want to ban financial recruitment incentives for doctors

Can fecal microbiota therapy be used as a first-line treatment for C. difﬁcile?