New APPROACH to HIV testingFirst multi-province HIV point-of-care testing program now up and running Canadian study shows pharmacists save lives and moneyA new study published in the Canadian Pharmacists Journal highlights the savings—in lives and money—that pharmacists can bring to the healthcare system in this country. Extra-mural nurses, and patients, prepped early for winter storms 'Utterly impossible': Why vaccinating nurses might not be that effective Flu cases on rise; when they will hit seasonal peak can't be predicted: experts Cases, hospitalizations and deaths continue to escalate. In Brief: Pharmacists urge New Brunswick to cover naloxone cost Calls also grow to make it available through drugstores. In Brief: Swedish pharmacy rolls out coughing billboards The signs, which cough whenever a smoker is near, are part of new anti-smoking campaign by Apotek Hjärtat. Few Ottawa pharmacies carry naloxone kits: report CBC investigation finds only one-in-three drugstores carry anti-overdose drug. Winnipeg home care workers didn't show up for mom 8 times since Dec. 24: daughter Ottawa invests in global approach to combat antimicrobial resistance First Previous 24 25 26 27 28 Next Last
