McGill residents speak out against Quebec’s regional license restrictions Advertising and chaperones focus of new guidelines from Newfoundland college Less than half of B.C. doctors check PharmaNet before prescribing Doctors urged to use network to combat opioid abuse. Manitoba may help man after all with $118K medical bill: health minister Manitoba may help man after all with $118K medical bill: health minister Press review – February 3, 2017 Vancouver pharmacy suing pharmacist over naloxone incident and mismanagement “Severe reaction” to unapproved naloxone nasal spray pits pharmacy against pharmacist in lawsuit. Press review - February 2, 2017 Few physicians prescribing safer opioid treatment despite push from provinces Suboxone is effective but complex International medical grads have lower patient death rates Observational study of U.S. inpatients suggests current licensing approach working well Suspect tunnels into pharmacy, steals thousands of pills Assailant cut hole in rear wall. Canadian doctors travelling to the U.S. not likely affected by Donald Trump's travel ban U.S. officials recently confirmed that Canadian passport holders would be exempt from the order, even if they are citizens of one of the 'banned' countries First Previous 1106 1107 1108 1109 1110 Next Last
