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- 6/7/2026
How to guide patients toward affordable and effective choices for sun protection
A new study suggests directing them toward less expensive sunscreens and encouraging them to wear protective clothing and a hat. - 6/7/2026
Childhood eczema: The AAD outlines an expanded treatment options
The first pediatric guidelines from the American Academy of Dermatology include 27 recommendations on atopic dermatitis. They confirm the arrival of new treatment options, without relegating basic therapies to a secondary role. - 6/6/2026
It's always been personal
I did not want my understanding of pharmacy to be limited to one country or one healthcare system. - 6/3/2026
New federal AI strategy looks to close ‘adoption gap,’ build public trust
Announcing the government’s new AI strategy in Toronto on Thursday, Prime Minister Mark Carney said ‘globally, Canada ranks near the bottom of countries in AI training, in literacy and trust.’ - 6/3/2026
Canadian pancreatic cancer specialists expect to open clinical trials on pill that doubled survival time
Dr. Jennifer Knox, medical director of the pancreatic cancer clinic at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre in Toronto, said she hopes to start a clinical trial of the experimental medication daraxonrasib and other related drugs at her centre in the coming months. - 6/3/2026
SMART-GO launches prescription delivery service—new $5 option aims to fill gap as Sherbrooke pharmacy closes
The pending loss of the pharmacy has created concern throughout the district, particularly among seniors, who make up a large portion of the area’s population and often rely on local access to prescription services. - 6/1/2026
RCMP investigating motive in Saskatchewan shooting near health clinic that left 1 dead, 1 injured
Dr. John-Michael Stevens, who has provided services at the clinic for nine years, said staff—and the community at large—are shaken. - 5/31/2026
Stem cells have potent potential for diabetes treatment
Lab-grown cells have different genetics from the patient, so the patient’s immune system attacks the transplanted cells as ‘non-self.’ Researchers and physicians are hoping to overcome this problem by using induced pluripotent stem cells that carry the patient’s own DNA. - 5/28/2026
Do we share with our patients?
Dr. J.P. Sutherland dives into the complex question of whether disclosing personal information about yourself can ever be an effective part of treating a patient. - 5/26/2026
Buy now, pay later
People often suffer from a recurrence of their bipolar illness because of non-compliance with the prescribed treatment, but in this case Stan thought that Melanie had been taking it as ordered.