SARS-CoV-2:CDC confirms aerosol transmission Doctors, pharmacies explore drive thrus, outdoor clinics to meet flu shot demandOttawa family physician Dr. Aly Abdulla says COVID-19 precautions rule out traditional mass-vaccination tactics, such as renting out the nearby legion. Referred pain Musings on the misheard: How the tangled mess of language can send patients heading to the wrong physician. Canadian researchers explore whether TB vaccine offers COVID-19 protection Will COVID-19 drive patient preference for telehealth appointments? While a survey demonstrated growing interest, 70% of respondents said they'd need to research their telehealth options more thoroughly before selecting a virtual-care provider. Alberta's top doctor concerned as COVID-19 cases surge in Edmonton area The province recorded 982 active cases in the Edmonton health zone on Monday, up from 851 in Thursday's update. High demand for COVID-19 testing in pharmacies More than 5,800 tests conducted in pharmacies over the most recent five-day period as flu immunizations begin to ramp up. Virtual learning the new reality for pharmacy schools There are advantages to online learning, say faculty, however socialization—learning how to become a professional—is difficult to learn via computer. Is it necessary? Insulin rationing a big issue for Canadian with diabetes One in five patients admit to rationing their insulin. First Previous 737 738 739 740 741 Next Last