Practice Tips

Recently in our walk-in clinic, I was consulted by a 71-year-old female with regard to a rash which had spread “all over” in the last two or three weeks. She had not been ill, is generally in good health, allergic to nothing and taking only vitamins—no prescription medications.

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Dr. Gabriella Schulz prescribed Imovane for her friend—without ever examining her or meeting her in her office.

Health Canada says prolonged use of a drug commonly prescribed for high blood pressure could increase a person's risk of developing non-melanoma skin cancer.

Aim to help optimize the use of existing medical therapies and their sequence of use