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• 6/19/2012

  Hospital's Internet connections stalled by naughty nurse

  A nurse in Scotland has been barred from the profession after he spent so much time viewing pornographic material on his laptop that Internet access was slowed throughout the hospital where he worked.
• 6/19/2012

  MD handed fine, suspension for block billing violation

  TORONTO | An Ontario pediatrician at the centre of a block billing controversy has been handed a public reprimand and a month-long suspension.
• 6/19/2012

  Canada’s leading health care organizations launch new app and electronic initiative to promote the safe and smart use of medicines

  Ottawa | Seven of Canada’s leading health care organizations have joined together to launch new electronic tools to help Canadians use their medications safely and appropriately.
• 6/19/2012

  Allergy prevention: The role of diet in infancy

  Old advice on solid food introduction no longer applies
• 6/19/2012

  Promising new treatment for Ebola developed at microbiology lab

  WINNIPEG _ Researchers at the Public Health Agency of Canada's National Microbiology Laboratory have developed a new and easy-to-manufacture treatment for Ebola infection, one of the world's deadliest diseases.
• 6/19/2012

  Canadian Nurses Association awards excellence in nursing profession

• 6/19/2012

  Researchers discover novel mechanism in key immune response

  LONDON, ONT. _ A team of researchers at Lawson Health Research Institute and Western University have identified a novel way THAT a common virus called adenovirus causes disease. In doing so, they have discovered important information on one of the body’s key immune responses.
• 6/19/2012

  Nova Scotia joins CAPsource procurement program

  The province of Nova Scotia’s nine district health authorities and IWK Health Centre have joined CAPsource, a national capital equipment procurement program offered jointly by St. Joseph’s Health System, Group Purchasing Organization (SJHS-GPO) and Medbuy.
• 6/19/2012

  The Medical Post table of contents: June 19, 2012 print edition

• 6/19/2012

  College puts bite on MD for prescribing drugs for dog

  TORONTO | A Toronto-area doctor is facing a month-long suspension and a drug ban after he prescribed drugs to a dog.