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- 8/11/2013
Kevin J. Leonard Award established to further patient-centred care
TORONTO | Kevin Leonard has been honoured with the establishment of the Kevin J. Leonard Award, which pays tribute to his tireless advocacy on behalf of patients. - 8/11/2013
Book highlights importance of drugstores in Newfoundland
Newfoundland Drugstores is an account of the important and varied roles that drugstores once played in Newfoundland society. - 8/11/2013
SickKids first to offer whole genome sequencing and gene panels
TORONTO | The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) is the first pediatric hospital in the world to offer whole genome sequencing in addition to gene panels for patients who may stand to benefit. - 8/8/2013
Scientists using dogs to sniff out ovarian cancer
PHILADELPHIA | Researchers trying to develop a diagnostic tool for ovarian cancer are hoping dogs' keen sense of smell will lead them down the right path. - 8/8/2013
Rexall launches online customer service
Patients of Rexall drugstores can now view their medication records online at any time of the day or night, using a new personal account. - 8/8/2013
Press Review - August 9, 2013
Check out our review of recent medical stories in the media - <strong>Top Story: </strong>Alzheimer's risk raised by high blood sugar, even for those without diabetes: study. Read this and - 8/8/2013
Ask the Experts: Physical addictions and Gravol
Surely dimenhydrinate is mentally addictive, but is there a physical addiction to it? Any useful references on this subject? - 8/8/2013
Banned doctor allegedly faked certificate in a bid to practise again: report
A “disgraced” former cosmetic surgeon is attempting to get his license to practice back, but he’s facing stiff resistance from the Ontario college, the Toronto Star reports. - 8/8/2013
Incoming CMA president talks specialist relations, wait lists and accountability
Healthcare transformation, health equity and advocacy are three themes that will permeate the presidency of Dr. Francscutti. In this interview, he discusses scope of practice and doctors' unique value proposition, why doctors need to get on with it and 'do what they need to do,' and why they need to love the system they work in.