Community physicians scramble to navigate Omicron-related staffing shortagesPhysicians across Canada are managing or planning for staff shortages as the omicron variant forces more to self-isolate. Phoenix from the ashes: B.C. pharmacist builds back from scratch after a fire destroys original locationIn late 2020, Nelli Jakac’s Pharmasave Pharmacy caught fire along with other businesses on the block. Before the next year was out, she was back in business. Will Quebec's stricter vaccine passport sway those who've refused the jab up to now? City of Toronto reports absences among emergency services, ambulance service delays Hospital pharmacist pens op-ed saying homeopathy has 'no role in patient care' A recent opinion piece in The Toronto Star comes out swinging against the idea that homeopathic remedies have a place on pharmacy shelves. N.L. biologist says avian flu in St. John's 'very concerning' for birds, not humans Memorial University professor Andrew Lang said in an interview Friday the flu could be devastating for North America's wild bird populations if it manages to spread beyond the island of Newfoundland. Doctor suspended in Ontario after licence ban in New York, reprimand in Florida and North Carolina “We are disturbed by your misconduct,” the Ontario Physicians and Surgeons Discipline Tribunal told Dr. Ken Shafquat Intikhab Abrahim. Trial underway: Regina doctor pleads not guilty to sexually assaulting five patients Crown prosecutor Jackie Lane says the doctor sexually assaulted the women during medical exams he did as a gastroenterologist. Conversion therapy is now banned in Canada Going forward, anyone who looks to subject someone to any form of conversion therapy, "consenting'' or not, will face up to five years in prison. Quebec residents 40 and up now eligible to book COVID-19 booster shot First Previous 627 628 629 630 631 Next Last
