‘Support doesn’t always come in the form of a prescription’: U of T students hear from Two-Spirit trans advocate Shasha Wolfe, an Indigenous Two-Spirit trans woman, shared her experiences accessing gender-affirming care with pharmacy students at the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy. Trust issues: Inside the disconnect between family physicians and the CFPC The CFPC's new leadership says rebuilding member connection is their top priority. A big step in repairing damaged cartilage could impact OA treatments Damaged tissue in older mice and human tissue samples regrew using a ‘gerozyme inhibitor’ New CIHI report finds people crowding ERs because there’s nowhere to discharge them Patients languish in inpatient units because of a lack of long-term care facilities, home care programs and rehab centres. French health ministry confirms Ebola virus in doctor who worked in Congo The Congolese health ministry said Wednesday there are 1,094 confirmed cases of Ebola, including 277 confirmed deaths. Group roils OMA governance Plan to let past- OMA presidents run again fails but other reformer motions pass. Study urges caution with calcium supplements for patients with heart disease A large cohort study linked calcium supplements—particularly without vitamin D—to a higher risk of repeat cardiovascular events in patients with CVD. Rexall launches weight management program The virtual program combines physician-led assessments with ongoing follow-up care and home delivery of medications. Montreal man sentenced to three years for weight-loss product scam in U.S. American officials believe consumers who received the brochures and purchased weight-loss products were defrauded out of more than $1.2 million. Alberta pharmacists: Is the new funding increase enough? We want to hear whether Alberta's new agreement will make a meaningful difference to your practice. First Previous 3 4 5 6 7 Next Last
