B.C. latest province to pay for 'abortion pill' that currently costs $300British Columbia has announced it will pay for the so-called abortion pill starting Jan. 15, becoming the sixth province to provide free access to the drug. Artificial intelligence pilot to look for suicide warning signs across Canada Quebec pharmacists grudgingly accept new rules for purchasing generics Bill 148 limits the percentage of generic medications a pharmacy can purchase from any single supplier Nova Scotia brain injury victim communicates with mom for first time since 1996 Inuk woman 'over hospitals' after second discharge since transplant rejection Manitoba health authority wants to appeal case to Supreme Court of Canada Operating room doctors lament attacks on personalized cloth caps Nova Scotia premier likens doctor recruitment to 'squeezing a balloon' Manitoba’s task force on wait times offers numerous recommendations Ottawa supports project aiming to eliminate HIV in Newfoundland Nominations open January 2 for BC Pharmacy awards The B.C. Pharmacy Association (BCPhA) has opened the nomination process for the 2018 BC Excellence in Pharmacy Awards. B.C. health official wants to put relatively safe and common opioid in vending machines Ontario's Health Ministry said the province has about half a dozen remote locations where prescription drugs are available through dispensing machines. First Previous 1012 1013 1014 1015 1016 Next Last
