Naloxone going nonprescription in NSStarting Friday July 1, the life-saving opiate overdose antidote Naloxone will be available over the counter in Nova Scotia community pharmacies. Playing Ontario's political gameOntario's political fundraising through pay-for-access raises eyebrows, but it's not illegal. N.S. physician shares his financial records online How data from Primary Care Practice Reports are helping physicians thrive—and why more doctors should opt in Lack of transparency allegation at the heart of new Sudbury Cardiac Out-Patient Centre controversy Physicians 'disturbed' by bill that would give government bureaucrats access to patient health records Bill 119 passed in May despite warnings from the Ontario Medical Association Press review: June 24, 2016 Popular Windsor pediatrician dies mysteriously in Ugandan home His two sons, both of whom live in the Toronto area, are now struggling to piece together what happened Doctors not affected by N.L.'s unstable economy: New NLMA president Physician coalition launches lawsuit over requirement to refer PTs to doctors for assisted death aid MDs a driving force as Cape Breton hospital fundraises to upgrade medical equipment, attract new doctors Chair in heart function outcomes named at Ted Rogers research centre First Previous 1175 1176 1177 1178 1179 Next Last
