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Nearly one in five Canadians reports symptoms of insomnia. While stress, aging, and lifestyle are common contributors, pharmacists know that both prescription and over-the-counter medications can quietly disrupt quality sleep.

A patient arrives with ‘simple’ urinary symptoms—but medicine resists easy answers.

I think this may have been the first Thanksgiving I’ve worked where people said thank you for being here, and that small thing had huge impact.

What a seamless flow of information between a patient and their various care providers could look like.

We asked the current executive of the Canadian Association of Pharmacy Students and Interns to share what they are working on as they prepare this country's future pharmacists for their careers in the profession. Here's the first in a series of monthly blogs that will keep us informed.

For physicians, the stakes are not abstract. The proposed legal strategies challenge foundational principles: the sanctity of clinical judgment, the protection of vulnerable patients, and physicians’ moral and professional integrity.

There’s been a lot of talk this week about national licensure. But if barriers to your mobility were really swept away—what would you do?

We use our hands almost constantly, and are quick to notice anything amiss.