Unremunerated pharmacy services save Quebec $500 million a year: AQPP studyThe head of the Quebec pharmacy association said the study provide 'concrete proof' that much of the value of the pharmacist's work is now beyond dispensing Family of man who died during 34-hour ER wait say racism still an issueTen years ago, Brian Sinclair, an indigenous man, succumbed to sepsis while waiting for treatment for frostbite; rigor mortis had already set in by the time ER staff noticed ER tales: House rules My brush with the dangerous household item that, for some reason, hasn't been taken off store shelves Should doctors be more accountable? New private Halifax clinic 'deeply troubling' Nova Scotia NDP says Nova Scotia's NDP says the emergence of a new private Halifax clinic that aims to reduce the strain on the public health-care system is "deeply troubling." Getting out of medicine Where to set up practice? Knocking down two false assumptions about the best answer to this question—and finding some good answers. The physician-friendliest small towns in our great nation Man doing well after what health officials call the first Canadian face transplant ER tales: Let me rub this on you A patient in agony, who only finds relief in hours-long baths, gets an unusual OTC treatment First Previous 345 346 347 348 349 Next Last
