The creeping problem of drug shortages A rural Saskatchewan pharmacy and the value of minor ailment prescribingPatients welcome service at Estevan Pharmasave, where physicians are in short supply Antibiotics before birth and in early life can affect long-term health By the time they turn one, half of Australian babies have had a course of antibiotics which may have damaging downstream effects on their health Two practices that combat suicide Does your doctor think you're a 'difficult' patient? Medicare authors criticize doctors, pander to everyone else Apology legislation research targets the patient point of view A way around opioids: Target the type of pain for better pain relief As we have learned more about the types of pain, we can better tailor treatment Principles to address gender harassment, sexual coercion and violence in medicine How medicine is eating pharmacy's lunch Pharmacists—whether they're landlords or tenants—are always expected to cater to the doctors in their medical complex First Previous 393 394 395 396 397 Next Last
