Should reporting spousal abuse become mandatory?The stories of two patients highlight the complex challenges of intervening in such cases, finds Dr. Jabir Jassam. Can ketamine treat substance use disorders? A CADTH review looks into the evidence amid increased interest in using ketamine to treat mental illnesses. College of Pharmacists of British Columbia responds to allegations pharmacies are offering kickbacks The college said it ‘shares the feeling of outrage toward those responsible’ after Globe and Mail and CBC News investigations alleged that some pharmacies in B.C. are giving vulnerable patients cash in return for using their stores. Is post-infectious myalgic encephalomyelitis due to ‘immune exhaustion’? Formerly called chronic fatigue syndrome, diagnosing post-infectious myalgic encephalomyelitis remains a challenge. QUIZ: What do you know about hives and angioedema? Test your knowledge on common skin conditions. Eight ways healthcare professionals should create safe spaces for patients: ISMP Canada Patients need inclusive healthcare spaces that are psychologically safe, the organization says. Circumcision has protective effects against HPV in men Protection may extend to female partners, suggesting prophylactic potential. Prescription copy functions can lead to errors: Manitoba’s Safety IQ program The prescription copy function in pharmacy software can lead to errors, especially when a dose changes. Keto diet could reduce symptoms of bipolar disorder, schizophrenia A small study found that participants with serious mental illness significantly reduced their symptoms, lost weight and reversed metabolic syndrome. B.C. moves to accelerate process for thousands needing a family doctor While nearly 410,000 people have been connected to a physician since 2018, there are another 310,000 who remain on the Health Connect Registry. First Previous 161 162 163 164 165 Next Last
