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As of April 1, eligible Prince Edward Island residents can now receive a medication review through local pharmacists at no cost to patients.

The University of Alberta has decided to cancel its acupuncture program designed to train doctors, after instituting it for the 2010-2011 academic year.

Ominous trend has nurses, ONA gravely concerned

There is some good news for American doctors: earnings appear to be rising again after years of decline, according to new numbers.

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Dr. Oz welcomes Walgreens pharmacist Stacia Woodcock, who shares “insider secrets” on how to stop overspending on medications.

Canadian doctors share their experiences of the Boston Marathon bombing on April 15, 2013.

LONDON, ONT. | How do patients react when they lose their family physician? The answer may surprise you, according to a small study completed at Western University’s school of family medicine.