Patient Lifestyle

Pharmacy U presenter Heba BaniHani: 'I take pride in positively impacting patients'
Success as a migraine pharmacist means I am able to enhance patients’ lives through effective symptom management, empowering them with knowledge, and fostering strong relationships. It's about making a positive impact, gaining respect in the healthcare community, and finding personal fulfillment in improving lives.
The NOT-to-do list
Steve Jobs once remarked that deciding what not to do is as important as deciding what to do. Here are a few of the things the physicians we spoke to have on their NOT-to-do list.

Targeting vaginal bacteria to prevent recurrent urinary tract infections

E. coli bacteria present in the vagina and urine of postmenopausal women suffering from chronic cystitis show a genetic similarity, reports a new study.
How do you triage lab reports?

Examining efficient ways to manage that pile of results flooding your inbox.
Out of sight, out of mind? What the experts say we need to know about COVID-19 as we head indoors

Most of us can agree that the time for closed borders and widespread lockdowns has passed. Some have claimed that though we are not ‘post-COVID,’ we are ‘post-crisis.’ But the question remains: ‘What should we be doing about COVID now?’
Essential apps for busy doctors

There are a million apps out there—but we think these are you best bet for boosting your efficiency in your medical practice.
Eby pledges involuntary care for severe addictions in B.C., ahead of October election

Premier David Eby said involuntary help would be aimed at people struggling with overlapping addictions, mental illness and brain injury concerns who are not able to ask for help for themselves.
B.C. accepts change for psychiatric care after alleged attack by mentally ill man

A report into a triple stabbing at a festival in Vancouver’s Chinatown last year says the man accused of the crimes had been let out of a psychiatric care facility 99 times in the year prior without incident.
University of Toronto launches three-year PharmD program

The three-year program will begin in August 2025.
Past history

Sometimes patients don’t tell you the one most important thing to make a diagnosis.

Pharmacy U presenter Heba BaniHani: 'I take pride in positively impacting patients'

The NOT-to-do list

Targeting vaginal bacteria to prevent recurrent urinary tract infections

How do you triage lab reports?

Out of sight, out of mind? What the experts say we need to know about COVID-19 as we head indoors

Essential apps for busy doctors

Eby pledges involuntary care for severe addictions in B.C., ahead of October election

B.C. accepts change for psychiatric care after alleged attack by mentally ill man

University of Toronto launches three-year PharmD program

Past history