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- 7/31/2024
In other news 2024 archive: Top stories for physicians
Your one-stop-shop for global headlines for physicians on the clinical to the political, and everything in between! - 7/30/2024
Cut it out: CFPC wants DTC forms off family docs' books for good
The College of Family Physicians of Canada wants to get the 16-page Disability Tax Credit off doctors' piles—and suggests people applying for the DTC should be able to self-attest. - 7/28/2024
RECALL: Various lots of multivitamins and supplements may contain metal fibres
The supplements are sold under a wide variety of brand names including: Kirkland Signature, Life, Option+, Webber Naturals, Wellness by London Drugs, Equate, Wellquest, VegiDay, and Natural Factors. - 7/25/2024
B.C.’s top doctor ends four-year COVID-19 public health emergency
Dr. Bonnie Henry said Friday that all remaining restrictions, including the vaccination requirement for healthcare workers, will be rescinded. - 7/25/2024
Ontario expanding access to RSV vaccines for young children, pregnant women
In late 2022, Ontario’s four main pediatric hospitals became overwhelmed with really sick young children, a situation that forced them to cancel surgeries and redeploy staff to intensive care units and emergency departments. - 7/25/2024
Nova Scotia verifying accuracy of lengthy family medicine wait-list
Nova Scotia Health are telephoning the roughly 160,000 people on the registry to make sure they know how to access ‘different options for care.’ - 7/25/2024
As ticks move north, Canadian doctors need to watch for more than just Lyme
Blacklegged ticks are disease vectors carrying infections you might know less about. - 7/25/2024
POLL: Doctor, do you take supplements?
Supplements can be incredibly useful for treating patients, for everything from gut health to peripheral neuropathy. - 7/24/2024
POLL: Doctors, what do you think of the OMA's comments on Ontario's potential expanded scope for pharmacists
Ontario is once again thinking of expanding what its pharmacists are able to do—but the Ontario Medical Association wasted no time in criticizing the announcement. What do you think? - 7/22/2024
‘Clamping down’: CMA draft policy has strong words on charging user fees, dual practice and more
The draft of ‘Managing the Public–Private Interface to Support Quality Care’ discusses major improvements governments across Canada need to make in the coming years.