Rapid response to B.C.'s overdose crisis saved thousands, report findsA study by the British Columbia Centre for Disease Control says the rapid harm-reduction response to the province's overdose crisis saved more than 3,000 lives during the peak of the emergency. Mental accounting: Be a financial Vulcan to live long and prosper New study: Physicians with retirement plans far outpace their peers on savings Regular use of glucosamine for osteoarthritis may lead to reduced risk of cardiovascular events UK study finds habitual glucosamine use lowers risk of cardiovascular events by 15% Many patients with pancreatic cancer miss out on treatment that may extend survival Off-label use of epilepsy drugs to treat pain may harm some patients Ontario public health cuts will endanger the public Public health accounts for a small portion of spending, and the investment pays for itself—yet it's often an easy target for cuts Food insecurity in Nunavut increased after Nutrition North Canada introduced Canada's medical schools commit to boosting number of Indigenous students and faculty All of the country's 17 medical faculties have signed on to a new joint commitment to action on Indigenous health Canada’s first brain tumour registry aims to improve patient outcomes First Previous 107 108 109 110 111 Next Last
