ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR

• 1/24/2018

  Getting influenza raises heart attack risk, especially in seniors: study
• 1/23/2018

  Canada is the third country to be affected by Epipen shortage

  Individuals have been asked to hang on to and use auto-injectors that are past their expiry dates if they experience an anaphylactic reaction
• 1/23/2018

  Donation and transplant in Ontario makes headway in last 10 years

• 1/23/2018

  Saskatchewan Medical Association wants province to set 21 as legal age for pot

• 1/23/2018

  New Canadian brain bank network to advance research on Alzheimer’s

• 1/23/2018

  Quebec doctors call on province to let parents accompany kids on medical flights

• 1/23/2018

  Federal ministers announce $255M in funding for genomics research

• 1/23/2018

  How patient stories can improve intensive care

• 1/23/2018

  More than half of cancer diagnoses now in people 60 to 79: Ontario report

• 1/23/2018

  Ontario funds pharmacist counselling and meds for youth to quit smoking

  The Ontario government is making pharmacist-led smoking cessation and medications available at no cost to the province's youth.