When it comes to morals, sometimes a patient can be inconvenienced: CollegeSometimes it might be okay if a doctor's moral beliefs get in the way of his or her job, the assistant registrar at College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta has suggested. Colonoscopy turf war leaves both sides fumingAnd new rules from Cancer Care Ontario may make things worse Ebola takes toll on doctors UHN names new president and CEO Special report: Why doctors don't wash their hands and what this means for infection rates Doctors lag behind other health-care workers in hand hygiene compliance. New Canadian research sheds light on what can be done Incoming CMA president says doctors in 'untenable' position with medical pot Miniature ultrasound could change how physicians diagnose and treat ear conditions Good news and not so good news for pharmacy jobs New Workopolis report touting career prospects in the profession misses part of the story, says expert. Many contraceptive pills don't work: global study Researchers find one-quarter of pills available in Lima, Peru were ineffective. Results of U.K. survey on adherence alarm experts Findings show pharmacists, drug companies need to take action, group says. First Previous 1667 1668 1669 1670 1671 Next Last
