Outcry from seniors prompts review of NS Pharmacare changesOutcry from seniors groups over controversial changes to Nova Scotia's Pharmacare program have led the province to promise an analysis of the proposed changes. Long-term risk of suicide triples among adult concussion patientsStudy also reveals significantly elevated risk among those whose concussions occurred on weekends Arabic-speaking pharmacists an important link to health care for refugees Dozens step up to help asylum seekers get vaccinated, navigate the system. What Your Patients are Reading – Week of Feb. 8, 2016 Stateside: Physician faces life in prison for 'outrageous' prescribing practices Stand Up To Cancer Canada names new cancer stem cell 'dream team' Pan-Canadian team of researchers will receive CA$11.7M in funding U.K.: New lead negotiator issues personal appeal to junior doctors to avoid Wednesday's scheduled job action Nova Scotia government reassessing changes to seniors drug plan: premier Government open to addressing concerns expressed by seniors, advocacy groups. Montreal surgeon admits failing before his vacation to properly hand over patient who later died Saskatchewan to acts quickly on 2 of 9 recommendations from MS study First Previous 1363 1364 1365 1366 1367 Next Last
