Best Practices

Omicron spreads so quickly that it is no longer feasible to use individual testing to track how many people are infected in a population. And that means we no longer have the basic information we need to inform public health mitigation policies. New strategies for keeping tabs on the virus are needed.

Are you nervous about inflation? Do you know how to invest during periods of high inflation? Dr. Matt Poyner outlines his thoughts.

In this new series, students from the third-year Advanced Patient Self-Care class at the University of Waterloo School of Pharmacy have created short videos in which they explore  common self-care/OTC-related myths.

Study examines vaccine effectiveness among U.S. adults after two and three doses of vaccine during periods of Delta and Omicron variant predominance.

Opportunistic salpingectomy refers to using the occasion of when a patient is already undergoing a hysterectomy, taking the chance to also remove the fallopian tubes, or as an alternative to tubal ligation.

Results from a new randomized clinical trial show it is safe for children to slowly return to physical activity after a concussion, even if symptoms are ongoing.

Study finds ketamine to be a safe, rapidly effective treatment for suicidal crisis in patients with bipolar disorder.

The National Advisory Committee on Immunization updated its guidance on when those who've been infected with COVID-19 should get further vaccinations.