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Less is more: Avoid prescribing cascades in older adults
5 tips for interpreting home and pharmacy blood pressure measurements
About one-quarter of Canadian adults have hypertension. Appropriate measurement of blood pressure (BP) is imperative to identify hypertension and monitor the efficacy and safety of antihypertensive therapy.

Young adults not immune to colon cancer, shouldn't ignore signs based on age: experts
6 ways to get social media working for you and your pharmacy
Thinking of opening your own pharmacy? Here's what you need to know (from someone who's done it)
Pharmacists caring for the elderly need special support
Alberta tech wins provincial Award of Achievement

Award recognizes the pharmacy technician with the highest mark on the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada’s (PEBC) qualifying exam in the past calendar year.
Alcohol use disorder: How pharmacists can identify, triage and support patients
Combination therapy safe and effective in older type 2 diabetes patients

New study examines 'real-world' safety and efficacy of GLP-1 agonist and SGLT-2 inhibitor combo when used in elderly patients with suboptimal glycemic control
Oncologist denies homeless cancer patient chemotherapy because of living situation

While the patient was first dismayed by the decision, he eventually came to understand the doctor's reasons

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