Medication Management

Prescribers who co-sign, counter-sign or rewrite a semaglutide prescription for patients they haven’t seen or assessed would be considered in breach of professional standards, say two provincial regulators.

After a variety of treatments by a variety of physicians, a patient with perpetual warts seeks help at Dr. Robert Dickson's clinic.

Registration deadline for PTPDC in Ontario is May 15, but spots are filling fast.

It's the first comprehensive guidance on using pharmacogenomics in children

A Saskatchewan doctor has been charged with unprofessional conduct after allegedly sending a fax to a pharmacy that disparaged homeless people and cancelled a patient’s prescription to punish the pharmacy for serving a local homeless encampment.

We all know it's happening—but are family physicians well-versed enough on the issues to help patients with opioid-use disorder?

A stockpile of drugs and investing in Canada’s pharmaceutical industry could fix Canada’s longstanding drug shortage problems, says Dr. Shoo Lee.

New research identified a lipid nanoparticle that allows RNA-based gene editing tools to be inhaled into the lungs.