Patient Compliance

Three articles review evidence for hormonal treatments and vaginal moisturizers, complementary and alternative therapies, and why we know so little about GSM.

Saskatchewan's government is setting up new training for pharmacists, which will allow a handful (for now) to take some new tasks.

Health workers, advocates and those who use the sites say the closure of supervised consumption sites in Ontario could prove deadly for those with opioid addictions.

How effective are the tools pharmacists have available for handling this complex problem for patients?

The glove can track a patient’s hand and finger movements during rehabilitation exercises.

Here's a look at some common—and not so common—mosquito-borne diseases.

Dr. Eric Cadesky contrasts how people perceive the value of other goods and services, like dentistry or restaurants, with how they undervalue the work of physicians.

PHAC’s vice-president of infectious diseases and vaccination programs branch is explaining the plan after some pharmacists and doctors said it could leave gaps in vaccine access that could span weeks.