When faced with unexplained shortness of breath, don’t forget about pulmonary hypertensionSince symptoms such as fatigue and dyspnea are common to many heart and lung diseases, pulmonary hypertension often flies under the radar of respirologists and other health professionals. On-Demand Webinar: Optimizing Outcomes in Acne: Understanding Pathogenesis, Treatment, and Skincare Study examines insomnia prevalence and use of sleep aids among adults in Canada Results show a high prevalence of insomnia in Canada and widespread use of various medications and substances to manage it. Pharmacy techs receive prestigious awards Associations honour Jennifer Tuck and Gi-Gi Roberts for their outstanding efforts in the profession. With pharmacare through the Senate, Trudeau calls on premiers to start cutting deals The pharmacare bill passed the Senate without amendments Thursday, and received royal assent shortly after. Case report: Just eczema? A case makes Dr. Bob Dickson ponder how many old home remedies may actually be exacerbating or causing some medical problems. Tips from a tech for a better flu season Here are my suggestions for streamlining your vaccination workflow to help decrease the risk of errors and improve an otherwise taxing time. Government’s proposed CSR would expand scope for techs New regulations will give techs more responsibility in dealing with controlled substances. U.K. doctor admits trying to kill his mother’s partner with poison disguised as a COVID-19 vaccine Prosecutors say Dr. Thomas Kwan pretended to be a community nurse delivering booster shots and injected Patrick O’Hara with a toxic substance, likely a pesticide. No, doctors cannot ask for tips or gratuity under any circumstances After numerous patient reports of prompts to tip, the Collège des médecins du Québec is reminding its members of the ban on such practice. First Previous 34 35 36 37 38 Next Last
