Patient Compliance

Study finds no difference in cardiovascular benefits, but greater risk of renal and electrolyte abnormalities with chlorthalidone

Although originally thought to be harmless in children, there is increasing evidence that children are not completely invulnerable to COVID-19

As Alberta doctors have shifted their attention to face the COVID-19 crisis, they continue to fight against fee cuts and legislation that introduces greater uncertainty to a strained system

There has been an increase in prescriptions being filled for antibiotics, anti-viral and anti-malarial drugs touted as potential treatment for COVID-19

British Columbia’s health officer, announced that the province is working to address the extra costs for seniors and for people on Fair Pharmacare

Canadian hospitals should not throw out used face masks and other protective equipment because public health officials are investigating whether it will be possible to disinfect and reuse them, Canada's public health chief said Sunday, April 5.

Social distancing required to prevent the spread of COVID-19 has led to a sharp increase in the use of telemedicine