Paxlovid doesn’t appear to impact Long-COVID symptomsWhile the drug aims to help clear the virus faster and reduce acute symptoms, there isn't a clear connection between that reduction and fewer instances of Long-COVID, one study has found. Why I launched a pharmacogenomics learning programRealizing a long-held dream, I’ve launched an international education program to empower pharmacists to utilizing the power of precision medicine and pharmacogenomics—and equally important, how to ensure it is a sustainable business. Blood pressure medication may reduce anxiety in those with autism Already used by people with public speaking anxiety. Can nutriceuticals help fight acne? Study suggests some may help reduce the number of lesions. Want people to quit smoking? Cover the meds: CMAJ commentary At the very least, provinces should remove the time limits on smoking cessation medications covered under drug benefit programs, the authors wrote. QUIZ: Test your knowledge of obesity management Canadian healthcare professionals are leaders in improving the treatment of obesity. See how much you know about the latest Obesity Canada guidelines. Amoxicillin preferred for acute sinusitis in children Either amoxicillin or amoxicillin-clavulanate will clear infection, but the former is less likely to result in side-effects or antimicrobial resistance. Women who take the pill are less likely to be depressed: study A new study of thousands of U.S. women shows that the prevalence of major depression is lower among those taking the birth control pill. Prescribing safer alternatives to potentially deadly street drugs saved lives: B.C. study Those given a four-day or longer prescription cut their risk of death by 89%. Alzheimer’s drugs might get into the brain faster with new ultrasound tool, study shows The novel experiment was a first attempt in just three patients. First Previous 50 51 52 53 54 Next Last
