Certain hypertension drugs protect brain against Alzheimer’s: study New MB dispensing fees upset palliative patientsStarting Aug 18, Manitoba is introducing a cap on dispensing fees for drugs, which has palliative patients choosing to die at home particularly concerned. Ontario's Bill 41: The threat to our professional autonomy Using diabetes tools to manage your patients When is it okay to prescribe illegal therapies? Some psychedelics have shown tremendous promise in new medical research, so we asked a bioethicist when it would be okay to recommend an illicit drug in treatment Prescription opioids often go unused after surgery Better practices are needed to reduce oversupply of the drugs, researchers Study calls for new approach in TB screening for healthcare workers British ER physicians cope with growing menace of acid attacks Public education, legislation and guidance for health professionals all key, BMJ says 2017/18 Canadian influenza guidelines Intranasal flu vaccine just one of the preferred flu vaccines for children and adolescents Patients 'shocked' after doctor allegedly shows them naked pictures of himself Eight patients and three female employees of Dr. Nigel Phipps have lodged complaints with the college First Previous 1145 1146 1147 1148 1149 Next Last
