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- 12/7/2022
Women who want to get pregnant can safely pause hormone blockers treating their breast cancer: study
Young women diagnosed with breast cancer often must delay pregnancy for years while they take hormone-blocking pills. - 12/7/2022
Why it's (still) a great time to be a pharmacist
Disruption brings opportunity. We spoke with pharmacists from across the country who told us that, despite the current and very real challenges facing the profession, they’re optimistic. Here’s why they still think it’s a great time to be a pharmacist. - 12/7/2022
Kudos to the Wellspring Leadership Award winners
These pharmacy leaders aim to improve pharmacy training and provide better support for vulnerable populations. - 12/7/2022
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A 90-year-old patient: ‘No heroic measures’ is the agreement but why is her monitor disconnected? - 12/6/2022
Most unused COVID-19 vaccines will expire at the end of the year: auditor general
The government knew that by signing advanced purchase agreements with a number of pharmaceutical companies there was a risk it may end up buying more COVID-19 vaccines than Canadians needed. - 12/6/2022
Key details of BC's new Physician Master Agreement
A historic vote included saw ballots cast from 5,591 members. - 12/6/2022
Heads or tails: What statistical models tell us about the probability of living beyond 110
The world’s presumed oldest person, Kane Tanaka of Japan, died in April in her native country at the age of 119. - 12/6/2022
PSA test: How can we prevent overdiagnosis and overtreatment of prostate cancer?
Prostate cancer remains the most commonly diagnosed non-skin cancer among Canadian men and is the third leading cause of cancer-related death. - 12/6/2022
Saskatchewan faces shortage of 2,000 healthcare staff over next five years: auditor
The Saskatchewan Party government's current plan to recruit workers isn't adequate for the 2,000 spots that need to be filled by 2027, Tara Clemett said in her report tabled in the legislature Tuesday. - 12/6/2022
Healthcare workers are facing an epidemic of violence
Ten years after she was assaulted at work, Pam Owen still remembers her attacker's empty eyes as he pinned her backwards over a washing machine and beat her head.