Quebec Court of Appeal orders tobacco firms to put up $1B securityMoney to compensate victims who won landmark class-action lawsuit earlier this year. Physicians concerned Syrian refugees may 'get lost' in health-care system Walgreens, Rite Aid combo aims to spread drugstore push into health, beauty products Pharmacy chain will use its $9.41B takeover to spread philosophy on making drugstores destinations. Slowing down: Physicians report spending more time with patients Appointments have become longer in the last two decades 22-day-old baby bleeds to death following circumcision Physicians cautioned after persuading initially unwilling parents to have their baby undergo the procedure EMRs: islands unto themselves Current EMRs are mostly disconnected from other health records, which has made the systems more difficult to use. Sadly, the only manageable solution has been to find more users Liberals' health-care promises: Pundits look at how Trudeau's team can deliver Dealing with Dr. Google: How are physicians adjusting to a new breed of deeply informed patients? Doctors split on role of alternative medicine Survey respondents want more evidence of efficacy Inside Quebec's new right-to-die law Dec. 10 marks the start date for physician-assisted dying in Canada's second-most-populous province First Previous 1500 1501 1502 1503 1504 Next Last
