Government

From June 5 to August 4, Canadians can share their thoughts with the federal task force for drug shortages.

The government wants to expand pharmacists’ ability to prescribe drugs, order lab tests and do point-of-care testing.

His sudden disappearance—and the eventual discovery of his body in an Arkansas lake—has led many to wonder what happened to the man who seemed happier than he’d been for some time.

The amended clauses put forward by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta include ones that pertain to the establishment and termination of the physician-patient relationship.

Arun Crishanth said the cost of Deflazacort, a medication he has taken for over a decade, has increased by more than $1,400 a year.

Health equity for Canadians is elusive with current prescription patchwork.

Grey Bruce Health Services is working with Peterborough-based company, Health Care Relocations, on the process to relocate from the existing hospital in downtown Markdale to the new facility.

A new analysis in the Canadian Medical Association Journal looked into drugs approved in the United States and Europe but not submitted to Health Canada.