Guidelines

As long as people use the devices at least four hours per day.

The only cure for painful sickle cell disease today is a bone marrow transplant. But soon there may be a new cure that attacks the disorder at its genetic source.

The move follows a draft recommendation from the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force earlier this year.

A panel of Nova Scotians from all walks of life weighed in on how primary care can be improved to serve them better.

What's available to help patients with this chronic inflammatory skin condition?

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention says this option is acceptable, but be aware of the risks.

A spokesperson for Health Minister Sylvia Jones says the ministry is reviewing further scope of practice changes and is rolling them out based on advice from healthcare partners.

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