Healthcare

The first phase of the pharmacare law that was passed by the Trudeau Liberals last fall calls on Ottawa to cover the cost of contraceptives and diabetes medications for patients.

The proposed class action lawsuit was launched in 2019 and alleges women at Moncton Hospital were given a labour-inducing drug without consent.

In a statement, Alberta's immigration minister said provincial healthcare systems, housing and social services don't have the capacity and could be overwhelmed.

Sherif Guorgui on going to the World Health Assembly in Geneva and why the future of healthcare needs to include pharmacists.

How pharmacists across Canada are dealing with supply issues for two common types of pain management.

Dr. Nathan Charlton, a University of Virginia professor of emergency medicine who advises the American Red Cross on first aid, said there is limited evidence for the products and that the Red Cross is still evaluating them.

How doctors are fighting back against form overload.

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