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  • 2/3/2013

    ASA eye risk overblown

    Recent findings are ‘hypothesis-generating’ and shouldn’t change practice
  • 2/3/2013

    Public can now see the dirt on clinics failing inspections

    An Ottawa doctor ran a dirty, dangerous clinic that potentially put patients at risk—information made public under a new bylaw allowing the provincial watchdog to release information on Out-of-Hospital clinics.
  • 2/3/2013

    Payments to doctors by medical industry made public in the U.S.

    Sunlight is the best disinfectant: The old adage is the guiding principle behind the long anticipated "Sunshine Act" ruling on physician payments in the U.S., which was released on Feb. 1 after much anticipation.
  • 2/3/2013

    Canadian spearheads research group to study single-gene diseases

    Global collaboration said to be first step to realizing promise of personalized medicine
  • 2/3/2013

    CAE launches obstetrical ultrasound simulator

    MONTREAL | CAE Healthcare has announced the VIMEDIX Women's Health obstetrical ultrasound simulator. It is said to be the only obstetrical ultrasound simulator with a 3D, augmented reality view of fetal and maternal anatomy that can be observed during scanning next to a real-time, simulated ultrasound image.
  • 1/31/2013

    "Big Box" vitamin chain enters Canadian market

    Vitamin Shoppe, the second largest, publicly traded vitamin and supplement retailer in the U.S., heads north under the Vitapath banner.
  • 1/31/2013

    Putting the patient first

    Carol Lazaruk is breathing much easier these days, and it's not just because she hasn't smoked a cigarette for six months. It's also because she knows she can count on her pharmacist for support.
  • 1/31/2013

    Dude, there’s a book in that ER

    A periodic writer for the Medical Post, Dr. Donovan Gray’s first book is a collection of humourous, and sombre, tales from the ER
  • 1/31/2013

    Kids and the common cold

    The common cold is a contagious, self-limiting, upper respiratory tract infection caused by over 200 viruses.
  • 1/31/2013

    Press Review - February 1, 2013

    Check out our review of recent medical stories in the media - <strong>Top Story: </strong>Ontario eye doctor could lose medical license after alleged affair with live-in nanny who was also his patient. Read this and