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The doctor, who is blind, was in a personal relationship with the fraudster who was hired as the interim CFO of the public health unit which she led

In Alberta, injectable naloxone kits—which come at about a quarter of the price of Narcan (which costs $145)—are available free of charge at walk-in clinics and pharmacies.

An Ontario pharmacist who was punished for unsubstantiated drug claims and later tried to have part of his discipline case overturned has been denied in that quest.

A crisis among patients that's begging to be resolved

Since legalization, more patients who use medicinal cannabis have reported reducing their own doses to stretch their supply

Why are pharmacists' Rx errors treated differently than those made by doctors?

After finally winning the long-awaited authority to perform more patient care services, many pharmacists now say they are struggling to keep up without enough support or resources