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- 8/23/2022
N.L.'s health authorities reviewing mammography results after possible errors
A news release said the review was prompted by a notification that some viewing workstations did not meet recommended technical standards to analyze mammography images. - 8/23/2022
Business networking events are back! Are you ready?
You never know what benefits are available by tapping into other people’s networks. Effective business networking means developing professional business relationships that could or might lead to opportunities for both parties involved with the intention of helping others benefit. - 8/23/2022
POLL: What shortages are your pharmacy experiencing?
Shortages of children's cold and cough OTC have dominated the news. But pharmacies across the country have been experiencing a variety of shortages. What is your pharmacy having trouble stocking? - 8/23/2022
Private health options in Nova Scotia would strengthen public system: premier
The premier wasn't specific but said that all options will be considered. - 8/23/2022
8 top reasons to attend Pharmacy U Vancouver
Registration is now open for Pharmacy U Vancouver, the industry-leading conference that will help pharmacists "Moving Forward Together." - 8/23/2022
'Magic mushroom' psychedelic may help heavy drinkers quit
During the eight months after their first dosing session, patients taking psilocybin did better than the other group in the study. - 8/22/2022
Alberta's NDP health critic calls for repeal of Bill 21
Passed in November 2019, the bill gave the Health Minister, at the time Tyler Shandro, the power to tear up the province's agreement with doctors along with any future agreements. - 8/22/2022
Ontario, Maritimes premiers meet to talk health care but offer no details, solutions
Following a meeting with Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Dominic LeBlanc in Moncton, N.B., the four premiers held a joint news conference. - 8/22/2022
Study seeks to help those with autism improve their driving
During phase one of the study, researchers found that students with autism spectrum disorder detected fewer hazards than control participants during simulated drives. - 8/22/2022
Markham Stouffville Hospital receives vital equipment thanks to a 'superhero' and his family
Covering the cost of most healthcare capital needs, including equipment—from scopes to MRI machines—relies on fundraising.