Patient Lifestyle

Toronto pharmacist Michael Fanous is pushing to make a generic equivalent of a pricey anti-HIV drug more accessible to the public, especially his gay patients.

But little evidence of positive effects on depression symptoms

Pharmacist Chris Pasen, owner of several pharmacies based in Oliver, Penticton and West Kelowna, is among several pharmacists recently honoured by the BC Pharmacy Association.

While some patients may be able to wait for treatment without suffering adverse consequences, many others may be in pain, unable to work or live full lives

Two candidates are currently in the running and the winner will oversee upcoming negotiations on physicians' contract

Canadian product information is being updated to note this risk