Do people with diabetes benefit from low- and no-calorie sweetened beverages?Canadian study finds some benefits but with some caveats. Pharmacists, are we prepared for uncertainty?The harsh reality is that our modern world is not robust enough to survive instability. Our modern comforts and lifestyles have made it such that we are reliant on those comforts for our very survival. Calgary researchers say there may be a link between fracking and premature births Fracking, or hydraulic fracturing, involves directional drilling and injecting large amounts of fluid into wells to extract oil and natural gas. You choose either yes or yes Dr. Jabir Jassam says we can vote on things but when the system is set up by the strong we do not have a true choice or true justice. Scientist whose novel technique led to creation of synthetic insulin and other innovations declined many offers from biotech companies Arthur Dale Riggs, who predicted in 1968 that genetic modification would be useful in treating diabetes, has died of lymphoma at age 82. A doctor’s guide to RESPs Dr. Matt Poyner outlines what you need to know about Registered Education Savings Plans. Building back equitably: 4 ways to address mental health inequities magnified by the pandemic, and ensure access to care Understanding how to build back equitably after the pandemic requires gathering the appropriate data and being responsive to the groups who were hardest hit by pandemic-related distress. Which anticoagulant is the best to prevent recurrent VTE? Study compares four common anticoagulants for long-term safety, effectiveness. POLL: Do you have patients suffering from long COVID? Take our weekly physician news quiz and see what your colleagues say. Beyond soda: UofA researcher proposes broader taxation on sugar-filled foods First Previous 103 104 105 106 107 Next Last
