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- 8/2/2022
New reading list for physicians on planetary health
The College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia has compiled a new planetary health reading list. - 8/2/2022
European court refuses to hear UK boy's life support case
Doctors believe the boy is brain-stem dead and say continued life-support treatment is not in his best interests. - 8/2/2022
Ford says he's working to boost health workers; won't commit to repeal wage cap law
Emergency departments across Ontario have been forced to close for hours or days at a time this summer due to staffing shortages. - 8/2/2022
Pharmacy Leader Amy Oliver: "I truly believe our impact can be far-reaching and long-lasting."
I truly believe our impact can be far-reaching and long-lasting if we work to knock down barriers to women in leadership, empower all our pharmacists with the autonomy to define what meaningful work means to them, and help them develop the strategy and leadership skills to execute on their passions. - 8/2/2022
When strangers and friends intertwine
As Dr. Gary Kinney proves, even a chance encounter on public transit can have a meaningful impact. - 8/2/2022
Doc extends her own clinic hours to backstop gap in care from constant ER closures
A major concern for Dr. Elliott is that a patient could arrive with a health emergency that her team isn’t prepared to tackle. - 8/1/2022
Rising cases of congenital syphilis in Quebec
Concern for pregnant women as province experiences its highest annual rate of disease in 30 years. - 8/1/2022
Atopic dermatitis: a new treatment approved by Health Canada
Medication to treat moderate to severe refractory AD and the relief of pruritus. - 8/1/2022
Controlling monkeypox: The time for Canada to act is now
Monkeypox is not as easy to transmit as COVID-19, but the fact is that all of us are equally susceptible, and all of us need to be aware and to prioritize measures that will extinguish this threat before it grows. - 8/1/2022
In race for monkeypox vaccines, experts see repeat of COVID-19
While rich countries have ordered millions of vaccines to stop monkeypox within their borders, none have announced plans to share doses with Africa, where a more lethal form of monkeypox is spreading than in the West.