U.S. ophthalmologist plotted to kill Canadian MD Pathologist Dr. Charles Smith stripped of licence Resident involvement in care usually covered in consent form In case that underscores the need for hands-on training, perforation of patient’s omentum was not due to negligence Ontario to appeal decision on private label generics The Ontario government isn’t going to back down on its banning of private label generic drugs. Que. specialists appeal $7-million court ruling The union that represents Quebec medical specialists has decided to appeal a costly ruling against it in a landmark class-action suit. Court ruling could open door for store brand generics Association wants recognition as independent rep for Shoppers associates Network of frustrated associate-owners form new organization called the United Association of Pharmacists Franchisees. Ontario starts paying for phone consultations Ontario has joined British Columbia and Alberta in introducing telephone consultation fees. Ex-nurse suing hospital over Tiger Woods' records Rally calls for Indian doctor’s freedom First Previous 281 282 283 284 285 Next Last
