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  • 2/13/2013

    CAPT Corner: February 2013

    What's new this month at the Canadian Association of Pharmacy Technicians
  • 2/13/2013

    Quadrivalent conjugate meningococcal vaccines: updated Canadian guidelines

    Update includes information on the immunogenicity, safety, and recommended uses of the newest quadrivalent conjugate meningococcal vaccine.
  • 2/13/2013

    Dinner Tonight: 15 Valentine's Day recipes

  • 2/13/2013

    Rural clinic closed after lone doctor fired over competency

    KIPLING, Sask. | An emergency ward in rural Saskatchewan was shut down after staff members raised issues over the competency of the community’s lone doctor.
  • 2/13/2013

    Shoppers launches Heart Age Calculator

    McGill researchers view community pharmacies as the perfect venue to expand the use of their online screening program—the only scientifically validated tool of its kind.
  • 2/13/2013

    Quick Q&A: Dr. Holly Hamilton

    Dr. Holly Hamilton is “a born-and-raised country mouse who went to the big city (Winnipeg) and graduated from the faculty of medicine (University of Manitoba, 2008) and went into family practice. I married the love of my life and so far we have two children. We became a family of country mice and returned to the rural setting (in Notre Dame, Man.), where we spend time on our 80 acres, along with our llamas, goats, chickens, dogs, cats horses and bees.”
  • 2/13/2013

    Don’t drink and diet

    Artificially sweetened soft drinks don’t mix well with alcohol
  • 2/12/2013

    International brain technology competition has $1-million prize

    TEL AVIV | Israel Brain Technologies (IBT) is seeking applicants for its $1-million Global B.R.A.I.N. Prize competition. The prize is an international R&D award to be granted to an individual, group or organization for a recent breakthrough in the field of brain technology.
  • 2/12/2013

    My Town: Halifax

    Between May and October, any visit to Halifax has to include the Public Gardens. They are right next to the medical school and major teaching hospitals, so physicians who are here for work should find it easy to drop by for a quick visit. The Gardens are closed in the winter, unfortunately.
  • 2/12/2013

    Smart doctors learn from nurses

    Acknowledging nurses’ expertise builds your knowledge and helps to create a stronger team